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

Try something different – take a llama to lunch! Enjoy the beautiful Northamptonshire countryside leading one of our gentle llamas along bridleways and by-ways. Available...

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

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...

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

Sulgrave Manor was established in the early 1920s as a symbol of the strong links that existed between the United States and the United Kingdom....

The home of the Dryden family since its construction, this Elizabethan manor house has survived more or less unaltered since about 1710. The intimate and...

Located on an old ironstone quarry that was closed in the 1930s, this museum houses a large collection of relics and artefacts that have been...

The Black History Project is run by the Northamptonshire Black History Association and is a public manifestation of the research and historical evidence that they...

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 history of Althorp is the history of a family. The Spencer’s have lived and died here for nearly five centuries and twenty generations. Since...

The museum houses the largest collection of footwear in the world, other collections include decorative arts, Italian 15th – 18th century paintings and British art,...

The Estorick Collection is somewhat unusual in Britain as it is entirely focussed on modern Italian art. The excellent collection offers visitors the chance...

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...

Located in the heart of Northampton, this large library houses an extensive collection of books and audiovisual material that crosses an eclectic range of genres....

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...

Just across the fields from Althorp, Holdenby House provides a regal background for a beautiful garden and a magnificent Falconry Centre, where you can watch...

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

A part of the main university in Northampton, this gallery holds a large and interesting collection of contemporary art. A great deal of the...

At the heart of this beautiful park in Northamptonshire you will find this outstanding 15th Century manor house that was once the home of the...

Located in the town of Northampton, this regimental museum celebrates the history of this wing of the armed forces. Throughout the years, the regiment...

Abington Museum is a 15th Century manor house now home to Northamptonshire’s military history, a 19th Century fashion gallery and the story of Northampton life...

See Haddonstone’s classic garden ornaments in the beautiful setting of the walled manor gardens – including urns, troughs, fountains, statuary, bird baths, sundials, obelisks, columns...

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...

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...

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...

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

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...

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...

Coton Manor lies in peaceful Northamptonshire countryside and enjoys beautiful views, providing an idea setting for the garden. The ten acre garden enclosed a series...

Daventry Town Council Museum is located at the heart of the community and is a fascinating place to visit if you have any interest in...

Farnborough Hall is a beautiful honey-coloured stone house, built in the mid-18th century and the home of the Holbech family for over 300 years. Even...

Earls Barton Museum of Local Life offers visitors a chance to see just how the people of this area have lived through many stages in...

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...

Located close to the canal this museum is one of the most well loved and visited attractions in this community. The local authority prides...

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...

Take a trip back to the golden age of rail travel with a ride behind a vintage steam locomotive at this working steam railway museum....

This impressive mansion was built in the Oxfordshire countryside in the late 17th Century, and was remodelled in the 1920s by 2nd Viscount Bersted....