Hambleden
The village of Hambleden can trace its history back to the Anglo Saxons. It was the birthplace of St Thomas Cantilupe, who served as the Lord Chancell
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West Wycombe – Small but Perfectly Formed
Visiting West Wycombe means that you are visiting one of the smallest villages in the county. This is a one-street village and it can trace its histor
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Great Missenden – a Traditional English Village
Many people have discovered the charms of Great Missenden over the years and one of them is Roald Dahl, the author. He made his home in the village fo
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The Roald Dahl Museum
Roald Dahl lived in Great Missenden for 36 years, and in that time created some of his most well known works. The museum is a great way to transport y
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Milton’s Cottage
Chalfont St Giles is home to Milton’s Cottage. John Milton was an author, perhaps best known for his work ‘Paradise Lost,’ who moved into the cottage
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The Village of Stowe
The village of Stowe can be found in Buckinghamshire and was probably very significant in Anglo-Saxon times. It is known that the village was here lon
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Bletchley Park
In the village of Bletchley, now part of the city of Milton Keynes, sits Bletchley Park. This is a 19th century mansion and parkland and while it is i
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Turville
Just a few miles away from High Wycombe is the village of Turville. It is widely considered to be one of the most picturesque Buckinghamshire villages
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