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Buckinghamshire attractions
Buckinghamshire attractions
The Chiltern Hills. A chalk escarpment that stretches in a south-west to north-east diagonal from Goring-On-Thames to Luton, and is most prominent in Buckinghamshire. Coombe Hill, close to Wendover is an ideal place to view the Aylesbury Vale and is one of the most impressive viewpoints in the South-East of England.
The many stately homes and fine gardens that are numerous in Bucks including Waddesdon Manor, Hughenden Manor, Cliveden, Stowe Landscape Gardens and West Wycombe Park.
The unusual hand-dug Hellfire Caves . Constructed by the locals in the 1740s for Francis Dashwood (although possibly earlier), they were the location for meetings of the Hellfire Club.
The Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, just north of Aylesbury
Bekonscot Model Village, in Beaconsfield, is the oldest model village in the world and very popular. Depicting England in the 1930s, a highlight is the model railway which runs all around the village.
the National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park: includes a working copy of the Ultra-secret Colossus, used by British codebreakers to help read encrypted German messages during World War II.
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