Places to visit in Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire is often known as 'Leafy Bucks' thanks to its rolling hills of the Chilterns and huge forests. It has beautiful countryside and historic houses, interesting places to visit and it is an ideal place to visit the neighbouring countryside. Buckinghamshire has a number of fine restaurants and shops.
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A magnificent Grade I-listed National Trust stately home 48 bedroom hotel & spa, set in 90 acres of Buckinghamshire countryside, one hour from London.
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Hartwell House is a Jacobean and Georgian Grade I listed stately home, owned by the National Trust. 30 years, it was refurbished and opened as a hotel.
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The Hartwell Spa is an integral part of a relaxing stay at this popular country hotel in Buckinghamshire. Half & full day spa days available.
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Hartwell House provides a magnificent setting for weddings and receptions, standing in 90 acres of gardens and parkland offering ideal backdrops to capture your day. Your guests can enjoy award winning food, excellent wines, professional service and your own in-house wedding planner with you from start to finish. So if you are looking for a small private civil ceremony, a wedding breakfast or a larger exclusive wedding with marquee, they can help.
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9.0 miles from the centre of Buckinghamshire
We are a small, family run country hotel with eight en-suite rooms. Our guests at the Greyhound Inn enjoy the benefits of having one of the top local restaurants on the premises. So, after a day visiting local attractions or an energetic walk in the countryside, you can return to savour the delights of our top chef, Damian Ng. Fresh produce is guaranteed so you can enjoy the perfect meal to help you relax at days end. Check in: 1 pm till 9 pm
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Discover the Beautiful Waddesdon Manor and gardens Waddesdon Manor and gardens were bequeathed to the National Trust by the Rothschilds in 1957. The garden today is essentially the one laid out by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild and his French landscape designer Elie Laine. It is one of the finest Victorian gardens in Britain with a parterre, colourful shrubs, rose garden and specimen trees. A rococo-style aviary houses exotic birds and is known for breeding endangered species. The garden...
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Discover the Beautiful Waddesdon Manor To visit the glorious faux French chateau that is Waddesdon Manor is a lesson in how the gilded rich used to live their lives. Built for Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild in the late 19th century, its downstairs reception rooms are lavishly furnished to host glittering parties. Besides that there are smoking and billiard rooms to accommodate the male guests, rooms especially reserved for reading the papers and letter writing and a huge dining room wit...
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Explore the beautiful Ascott House and Gardens Once part of the Rothschilds' vast Ascott Estate and now run by the National Trust, Ascott Gardens, on the borders of Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire, are vast, sweeping classic English grounds with all manner of formal and natural plantings. The gardens (and the wonderful house, stuffed with paintings, fine furniture and oriental porcelain, that looks over it) are open to the public between March and September and cover 30 acres – so th...
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