Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire
Known for its beautiful countryside and historic houses, the county of Buckinghamshire is sure to provide you with inspiration for what to do on days out.
The south of Buckinghamshire is right on London’s doorstep and is home to the towns of High Wycombe, Beaconsfield, Marlow and Amersham. Go north and you will travel through Aylesbury Vale with its enchanting villages, market towns and magnificent country houses. For more information on the county's towns and villages, see our interactive map of Buckinghamshire.
Many of Buckinghamshire's tourist attractions are open all year round so find something to do today with activities listings each showing a map and opening times for your convenience. Or why not browse our Buckinghamshire events guide to find out what's happening this week.
The Chiltern Hills are ripe for explorative days out in Buckinghamshire, with miles of footpaths rambling through beech-wood forests and alongside momentous waterways such as the Thames and Grand Union Canal.
But it’s not all about being active; just as much fun can be had exploring the Chiltern Open Air Museum, while Waddesdon Manor is a must-see for lovers of fine art and architecture and gardens. For families, children will be enchanted by Bekonscot Model Village.
For things to do in Aylesbury, High Wycombe, Milton Keynes and other Buckinghamshire towns, browse our pick of the best attractions below or find a more comprehensive list of what to do and places to visit at the bottom of the page.
There is plenty to see and do in beautiful Buckinghamshire and an abundance of unique and appealing accommodation options to choose from, if you discover that you're not yet ready to leave.
For more information about Buckinghamshire, including ideas for days out, attractions and events, view the list below for information on towns, villages and things to do in Buckinghamshire. Use the 'map view' button to find something near you today.
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Museum
Amersham
Amersham Museum is located in the oldest house in Amersham. The museum has a collection of objects, photos and documents all about the history of Amersham and its people. There is a herb garden and there are resources for families.
Sightseeing
The Roald Dahl Trail reveals the secret of where to go and what to see for an absolutely squiffing family day out.
Museum
Pitstone
Major collection of historical farm implements, local rural crafts and domestic bygones housed in Listed farm buildings.
Pub/Inn
High Wycombe
We offer traditional pub favourties, along side a regularly changing specials board. We serve food at lunch and dinner, so if you want a quick bar snack or a leisurely meal you can dine in our bar or restaurant.
Museum
Buckingham
Housing Buckingham's Museum, the Tourist Information Centre and the Flora Thompson (Lark Rise to Candleford) exhibition.
Pub/Inn
Marlow
Well loved and well looked after, this place is just as delightful inside as it is out, exuding a comforting feeling that will stay with you for a long time. Spacious but still cosy, inside you'll find a beamed snug with wood-burning stove, a…
Event Venue
Towcester
The home of British Motor Racing, Silverstone is the venue for the British Formula 1 Grand Prix, and also hosts varied motorsport events throughout the year.
Pub/Inn
Aylesbury,
Come and enjoy some proper English hospitality at this 16th-century pub, which has recently under gone a half-million makeover by the current owners who took over The Pointer in May 2011.
Theatre
Aylesbury
The Aylesbury Waterside Theatre can be found in the heart of Aylesbury. Boasting a dynamic and diverse programme of live performances, visitors can enjoy world-class entertainment.
Tea Room/Coffee Shop
Buckingham
Boycott Farm nestles in the stunning Buckinghamshire countryside next to the National Trust Estate at Stowe.
Leisure / Swimming Pool
Chesham
Take a dip in a virtually chemical free crystal clear outdoor swimming pool at a constant 84 degrees Fahrenheit.
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