Our award winning County Museum is in the attractive old town area of Aylesbury in beautifully restored buildings, some dating from the 15th century. The museum showcases the County's rich heritage alongside a changing programme of exhibitions in the Buckinghamshire...

The charity was established in 2001 and its objects are to further the education of the public in the art of literature by the provision and maintenance of a museum and literature centre based on the works of Roald Dahl. The Museum employs professional staff, has a...

The house is a large Renaissance-style chateau, set among magnificent gardens with flamboyant bedding, winding walks, colourful trees and panoramic views, and is the main attraction. The bird collection includes a variety of smaller birds from around the world,...

Waddesdon Manor was built by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild to display his collection of art treasures and to entertain the fashionable world. The 45 rooms on view combine the highest quality French furniture and decorative arts from the 18th century with superb...

Buckinghamshire Railway Centre is a working steam museum where you can step back in time as you view the giants of the steam age displayed on our spacious 25 acre site. Exhibits range from express passenger locomotives to the humble shunting engine.

Nether Winchendon House is a unique mediaeval and Tudor manor house, embellished in the Strawberry Hill Gothick style in the late 18th Century. Privately owned and open to the public only on certain days (generally in May) and for advertised fund-raising events....

Discover the fascinating range of animals collected by Lionel Walter Rothschild in our beautiful Victorian Museum. It is home to the world-class research and collections of the Natural History Museum's Bird Group

This half-timbered Jacobean farmhouse, transformed by the de Rothschilds towards the end of the 19th century, now houses an exceptional collection of paintings, fine furniture and superb oriental porcelain. The extensive gardens are an attractive mix of formal and...

This little mill, recorded in 1616 but certainly very much older, was in use until 1963. Restored by volunteers, and now maintained and run by Ford End Watermill Society, it is the only remaining working watermill in Buckinghamshire with original machinery.

Set in the Buckinghamshire countryside and is housed in the buildings of a 1831 farm, the Museum offers a fascinating and inexpensive day out for the family with many interesting displays and artefacts to see. Although the museum is basically a Rural Life Museum with...