Set in the unspoiled Chiltern valley with views of ancient woodlands and rolling hills, Hughenden Manor was the home of the Victorian Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli and his wife Mary Anne. Inside the manor, you can discover the top-secret Second World War operation codenamed “Hillside”.

The Roald Dahl Museum, a great little family attraction in Great Missenden, the heart of Roald Dahl Country. Experience a World of Imagination — a Day Like No Other. Uncover the Genius of Roald Dahl Through Hands-on Exhibits and Creative Workshops.

Grey’s Court is a National Trust owned country Tudor house; it has an ever-so homely feel, with the previous owners’ original belongings still filling every room. The gardens are beautiful and a must-see.

Countryways CIC was formed in May 2014 to enable the benefits of being on a real, working farm to be shared more effectively with others. It is separate to the working farm business run by the Knight family since 1957, now in the capable hands of David Knight.

Tasked with protecting, conserving and promoting the Chilterns, the Chiltern Society helps with maintaining the Chilterns, whether that be keeping 2,200 miles of footpaths and bridleways clear, or promting the heritage of the Chilterns through their annual Heritage Festival.

Discover a miniature world of charming buildings. Located in Beaconsfield, it’s the world's oldest original model village. It opened for the first time in 1929. You can expect gardens, a children's play area and a ride-on railway.

The famous and prestigious Henley Regatta is truly an experience; in 2025, it is taking place in July for 6 days of action-packed racing. The general public can choose an enclosure to watch from, one requires a ticket and the other requires none!

Access boutique vineyards within the Chilterns. Meet the local producers and enjoy the breathtaking views. The Northern Chiltern ‘Blue Line’ Tour is the first one up and running, with more vineyard tours to follow. Indulge in local wines and soak up unique experiences tailored for you.

The Chilterns and the Thames Valley (Slow Travel) celebrates this charming, popular English region. Written with intimate detail and insider tips by two locals, it is the only guidebook to provide in-depth coverage of this region. Why not follow along and discover new and reccomended places?

Located in the nearby town of High Wycombe, the Swan is a medium-sized theatre that hosts a wide range of performances, from world-famous comedians, to a yearly pantomime.

Situated in Berkhampsted, this is an art-deco cinema, with it first opening to the public in 1938. Boasting the sharpest film projection and clearest non-booming sound anywhere in the world, The Rex shows a large variety of movies.

Opened in 2010, the Aylesbury Waterside Theatre is a state-of-the-art theatre which welcomes West End and touring musicals. From stand-up comedy to river dance shows, Christmas pantos and Legally Blonde will be making it’s way here in 2026!