Visitor attractions and information for
Beaconsfield
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 Bekonscot
Model Village & Railway, Warwick Road, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire
HP9 2PL Tel: 01494 672 919 - The oldest model village in the
world, portraying rural England in the 1930's.www.bekonscot.com. |
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Jordans Quaker Meeting House, Welders Lane,
Jordans, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9 2SN Tel: 01494 874146 |
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Beaconsfield
Golf Club, Seer Green, Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire HP9 2URTel:
01494 676545. |
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Chiltern Open Air Museum, Newland Park, Gorelands
Lane, Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks HP8 4AB, UK +44 (0)1494 871117.
The Museum was founded in 1976, with the aim of rescuing threatened
buildings and re-erecting them on our forty-five acre site of
natural park, meadow and woodland. Our collection consists of
more than 30 buildings. www.coam.org.uk. About 5 miles east of Beaconsfield. |
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Wycombe
Air Park, Buckinghamshire, SL7 3DP. AeroExpo has found the ideal
venue to host a truly all-inclusive international general aviation
exhibition. Nestled between the M4, M40 and M25 (the main arterial
motorways), and just a few miles from London. AeroExpo is the
event to be at in the UK if you are interested in learning to
fly, or are already a Pilot and want to see the latest products
available. www.expo.aero. About 6 miles west of Beaconsfield, along the M40. |
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Dorneywood Garden, Dorneywood, Burnham, Buckinghamshire
SL1 8PY. Tel: 01494 528051. 1930s-style cottage and kitchen garden.
Garden open by written appointment only on four days a year.
Write or email
for tickets, giving at least two weeks notice, to the Secretary,
Dorneywood Trust to the address above. (It is an official residence
for a Secretary of State or Minister of the Crown). Fine herbaceous
borders and rose displays. Elegant conservatory and lily pond.
National Trust. Charges apply. Location:
About 3 miles south of Beaconsfield. |
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Beaconsfield lies in the county of Buckinghamshire,
an area stretching from the outskirts of London to the Midlands.
The county is over 50 miles long but just 10 miles wide at its
narrowest point, set right in the heart of rural England. Here
you will find the chalky Chilterns Hills extending northeast,
the meandering River Thames and the beautiful Vale of Aylesbury
stretching beyond. There are some magnificent historic houses
to visit; the new award winning Roald Dahl Museum in Great Missenden,
stunning landscape gardens at Stowe, the Bucks Railway Centre
and the Chiltern Open Air Museum are just a few of the many visitor
attractions here.
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