We have compiled a list of Historic Heritage Sites in Buckinghamshire to visit during your stay. We hope the information about the history sites in Buckinghamshire helps you with your holiday planning.
1. Boarstall Tower - nr Bicester, Bucks, HP18 9UX, Tel No: 01280 822850
This 14th century moated gatehouse is the oldest military building in Buckinghamshire and was once part of a fortified Manor House. A tenanted building that is managed by the National Trust so please check for opening times.
2. Claydon - Middle Claydon, nr Buckingham, Bucks, MK18 2EY, Tel No: 01494 755561
Claydon has been home to the Verney family for over 500 years; today the public can see the grandeur of the restored country house and superb interiors and explore the magnificent gardens all in a tranquil countryside setting. National Trust.
3. Chenies Manor House - Rickmansworth, Buckinghamshire, WD3 6ER, Tel No: 01494 762888
Chenies is a magnificent Tudor Manor House the core of which was built in the 15th century. Today you can explore the house and magnificent gardens, take a guided tour and visit one of several art exhibitions during the summer months. See www.cheniesmanorhouse.co.uk for more details.
4. Chiltern Open Air Museum - Newland Park, Chalfont St Giles, Bucks, HP8 4AB, Tel No: 01494 872163
Chiltern Open Air Museum is a fascinating living history museum set in 45 acres of parkland preserving the life of towns, villages and people in the surrounding area. The whole family will be entertained with lots of hands on activities, demonstrations, craft courses, traditional farm animals and special events throughout the year.
5. Hughenden Manor - High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP14 4LA, Tel No: 01494 755573
Hughenden Manor is the magnificent home of the former Victorian Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli and offers an insight into the private life and character of this charismatic figure. With hands on activities, interactive exhibits and beautiful gardens there is something for everyone to enjoy. National Trust.
