Top Things to do in Buckinghamshire
Top Hotels in Buckinghamshire
- 1. easyHotel Milton Keynes Central
- 2. Hampton by Hilton High Wycombe
- 3. Premier Inn Milton Keynes Central (Xscape) hotel
- 4. Peartree Lodge Waterside
- 5. Mercure Milton Keynes
- 6. Danesfield House Hotel And Spa
- 7. Travelodge High Wycombe Central
- 8. Holiday Inn Express Milton Keynes, an IHG Hotel
- 9. The Kings Arms Hotel
- 10. Premier Inn Milton Keynes Theatre District
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The 10 Best Points of Interest & Landmarks in Buckinghamshire, England
Discover the best top things to do in Buckinghamshire, United Kingdom including Formula Fast Indoor Karting, Lacey Green Windmill, War Memorial, Babbling Brook of Waterside, Denham Lock Canalside, The Home of G. K. Chesterton, Chenies Manor House and Gardens, Quainton Windmill, SGI-UK Taplow Court, Brill Windmill.
Restaurants in Buckinghamshire
1. Formula Fast Indoor Karting
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 291 reviews
Formula Fast Indoor Karting is a multi award-winning destination with a passion for quality. Providing Corporate and Private events, Conferencing, Open Races, Timed Practice (including family sessions), Junior Parties, Championships, Tuition and more, Formula Fast are renowned for attention-to-detail, and a warm service. We take a genuine interest in ensuring you and your group have a fantastic time. Top levels of safety give you the confidence to push your 200cc Sodi GT5 racing machine to the limit, whilst the state of the art facilities and fantastic mezzanine lounge, VIP and bar area provide a comfortable setting to relax whilst you're not behind the wheel. Whether you're looking to impress, galvanise or reward someone else, or you're simply out to enjoy the thrill of racing yourself just millimeters from the ground with unbelievable control at your fingertips, Formula Fast is the place to come for the ultimate motorsport experience.
Reviewed By KarenR142014
My son had his 18th Birthday Go-Karting yesterday (24/04/2021) Jacob is really unique- he has autism & is very particular about certain things. We were helped by Charlie who was simply amazing from start to finish. He helped organise, plan, prepare such a brilliant party. Even during the (end of thankfully) the covid pandemic we couldn’t have asked for more. The strict covid rules were applied at all times & the karting is of a real high standard. Jacob is absolutely beaming at coming first (obviously pre arranged) and spoke for the whole rest of the day about it. What an amazing experience- thank you Charlie & FF team. Five stars from us all!!
2. Lacey Green Windmill
3. War Memorial
4. Babbling Brook of Waterside
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Based on the grounds of the Waterside Primary Academy school. Discovered in 2020 after a gardening session on the grounds led to the discovery of 'The Babbling Brook', a long lost natural water feature. It has been classed as 'The talk of Chesham' with locals flocking to see its beauty.
Reviewed By SammieHB587
Lovely brook! The grounds of the school are really nice too, very worth a visit to see the beautiful brook of waterside
5. Denham Lock Canalside
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By janetw873
We walked here from the Colne Valley car park, and crossed the canal via the lock gates. People were sitting and enjoying the sunshine, but we found a path into a beautiful flower meadow. It’s a nature walk within the country park, and was really lovely.
6. The Home of G. K. Chesterton
7. Chenies Manor House and Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
A beautiful, historic landmark and exclusive wedding venue with extensive award-winning gardens, tucked away in idyllic Buckinghamshire countryside. Chenies Manor House is one of the UK’s finest Tudor Mansion Houses. Steeped in history, the Grade I Listed building is set in Buckinghamshire’s charming estate village of Chenies and overlooks the Chess Valley. The venue’s grounds boast award winning gardens and original 13th Century features including a Medieval well, a dungeon and a reputed priest hole. Beautifully nestled in the natural beauty of the surrounding Chiltern landscape, Chenies Manor is open to visitors and used as Buckinghamshire’s choice venue for wedding ceremonies, wedding receptions, events, filming and guided tours. The idyllic rural setting of the manor also benefits close proximity to London and London Heathrow, situated just outside of the M25.
Reviewed By Croxley4 - Rickmansworth, United Kingdom
Beautiful gardens on a rainy afternoon. Optional free interesting and passionate talk given on the history of the manor by a lady with a broken wrist ( apologies I didn't ask your name) including details of some fairly recent finds by the Time Team and some ghostly tales followed by coffee and cake included in the £6.00 timed tea room ticket. There is also a well deeper than the height of Nelson's Column that you can see right to the bottom of thanks to some clever lighting. Although the manor and church weren't open there is still plenty to see. Will definitely return when the house reopens.
8. Quainton Windmill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Quainton Windmil is a historic windmill in the village of Quainton, Buckinghamshire. The six-storey brick tower mill was built 1830-32, is one of the most visible buildings in the village.
Reviewed By 923Dan - Swindon, United Kingdom
Stunning 6-storey windmill - the 3rd tallest in the country - currently undergoing top-notch restoration - so missing its sails. Arrived mid-morning during the week not knowing if they were open, but Nick a member of the family (who has owned the windmill since it was built), was happy to give me a full in depth personal tour of the windmill for free! Though i'm hasten to add that they gratefully accept donations to help with its restoration. Whilst it was a long sometimes dirty hot slog to get to the roof, the views from the tail deck were simply stunning on a sunny April morning (yes, a rarity!!!). Nick's knowledge of the history and workings of the mill were excellent. I'll definitely be bring the kids back to visit this relic of a bygone age when wing was used to grind corn! Highly recommended - though do check when they're open.
9. SGI-UK Taplow Court
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Quest445574
A refreshingly friendly greeting. Not having visited the place before, I was grateful for the guidance on how to find my way around the grounds,as its a big place. The main house was impressive,but must cost a fortune to maintain. The library was also incredibly beautiful. Everyone I met on my visit was genuinely happy, friendly and helpful. I found this most intriguing, as not many places I go these days seem to give a damn. I became more curious about Buddhism instantly.........................
10. Brill Windmill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
A Grade II* listed post mill dating from the 1680s, Brill Windmill is owned by Brill Parish Council and is managed, maintained and opened to the public by The Brill Society, a registered charity. The Windmill is open to the public every Sunday between Easter and the end of September, from 2pm to 5pm. £2 for adults, 50p for children. For out of hours visits for groups please contact us via our website.
Reviewed By Georgiamay18
Make sure you enjoy an evening drink at The Pheasant at Sunset looking out to Brill Windmill, utterly delightful.
