During World War II the German armed forces top secret codes were broken at Bletchley Park, providing the allies with vital information towards their war...

This location at Bletchley Park is where the main computer experts were based during the Second World War and the place where the Enigma Code...

The Open University is a well-respected institution in Britain that allows students to study primarily via correspondence from home. This library and archive brings...

A theme park particularly suitable for families with children aged two to thirteen years. Nestled in a park setting with ample free parking, it’s small...

Managed by Ambassador Theatre Group, the Milton Keynes Theatre opened in Octover 1999 and is one of the most technologically advanced new theatres in the...

The Milton Keynes Gallery presents a fine collection of exhibitions in contemporary visual art throughout the year. The large space has been especially designed...

Milton Keynes Central Library is located within easy access of the main attractions at the heart of the community, and offers a first class cultural...

Officially the National Badminton Museum opened in 2003 and has quickly blossomed into one of the most important centres with regards to the sport anywhere...

This collection is the definitive archive with regards to the inception and development of the city of Milton Keynes. There are well over two...

Woburn Heritage Centre is a museum and local tourist information point. The Centre's exhibits capture in tremendous detail Woburn's history and its people. There are...

Constructed in 1868, St Mary's Church in Woburn is a fine example of a 19th Century church built in the Continental Gothic style of the...

Milton Keynes Museum was founded in 1973 and is housed in a beautiful Victorian farmstead; this museum has over 30 years worth of information and...

Woburn Safari Park is the ultimate safari adventure experience in the UK. Take a drive around the Park and see tigers, lions, wolves and bears...

This is one of the only museums in the country dedicated to the history of the telephone, both as a domestic appliance and mass communications...

Woburn Abbey is one of England's most majestic stately homes. Set within a 3,000-acre deer park the Abbey has been home to the Dukes of...

The De Rothschild family bought Ascott in 1876. It was originally a Jacobean farmhouse and has been considerably transformed and enlarged. It contains a very...

A country park with 200 acres of beautiful parkland including five lakes and various children’s activities, all bordered by the River Ouse. The park also...

Built in 1919, the original narrow gauge railway was constructed in order to help out the post war effort after the First World War....

The home and 18th Century gardens of William Cowper, poet, translator of Homer, letter-writer and gardener. Displays memorabilia of Cowper and John Newton, evangelical curate...

This 15th Century chapel is the oldest building in Buckingham and stands at the heart of the town. The chapel was completely overhauled and...

Standing in the very centre of Buckingham, this imposing and beautiful old building would have once been one of the most feared places in the...

The de Grey Mausoleum is one of the largest sepulchral chapels attached to any church in the country. The building contains a series of...

Houghton House offers fantastic views across the Bedfordshire countryside towards Bedford and beyond. Operated by English Heritage, all that remains of this charming 17th...

These gardens are some of the best arranged and kept in the country, and are a real secret gem of the Bedfordshire countryside. The...

Stowe is made up of over two hundred and fifty acres of beautiful parkland and countryside estate. The area is filled with ornamental lakes,...

Claydon House is a marvellous piece of heritage that has been well preserved by the National Trust. It is a fantastic architectural gem in...

The first recording of this water mill was in 1767, but it is fairly well thought by archaeologists and historians that the mill has been...

Coombe Hill was given to the National Trust in 1920, and much of the area was once part of the Chequers Estate, where Prime Ministers...

Piddington Roman Villa is located in the countryside of Northamptonshire, and offers an insight into the ancient history of this area of the country and...

The original Postmill construction was erected in 1627, and operated as an important part of the local economy for many centuries. The entire building...

The Pilstone Green Museum carries an extensive collection of historical information that is related to the local people and their surroundings. There are archaeological...

Offering outstanding views over the Vale of Aylesbury and the Chiltern Ridge, the Dunstable and Whipsnade Downs encompass the highest point in the East of...

Awaken all of your senses at this award-winning museum, dedicated to the beloved children’s author, Roald Dahl, with its innovative touchable displays and exciting programme...

Located at the heart of historic Aylesbury, the King’s Head is one of the oldest coaching inns in the land and has strong associations with...

Based on the Grand Union Canal, the Stoke Bruerne Canal Museum is housed in a restored corn mill in this beautiful little village. The...

The Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies is a fascinating complex which allows visitors to learn more about the history and the development of this county....

Located close to the main museum, this resource centre is a place where visitors can go if they want to dig a little deeper into...

Operated by the National Trust, Princes Risborough Manor House is an impressive red brick property that dates back to the 17th Century. Designed in...

The Intelligence Corps Museum is located near Shefford in Bedfordshire and offers a fascinating visitor attraction for anyone interested in the military. The museum...

The Natural History Museum allows visitors to come face to face with a full-sized gorilla, be stared down by a giant moa bird and be...