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Little Missenden
Wycombe
Type:Towns & Villages
Buckinghamshire
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Wycombe
A secluded nook beside the river Misbourne, with an old-world, timeless air.
The Little Missenden Festival has an unbroken tradition of high-quality music-making in a unique Buckinghamshire setting. This small and unspoilt village is in beautiful Chiltern countryside – yet not far from London, just beyond Betjeman's Metroland.
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