AttractionsYou refined by:Go to: Tourist Information Avoncroft Museum of Historic BuildingsBromsgrove Avoncroft is a fascinating museum, spanning 7 centuries of buildings rescued and restored on a beautiful family oriented site, full of interest and history! more Tel (day) 01527 831363 / 831886Fax 01527 876934Beckford Silk LtdTewkesbury Designers, hand printers and makers of silk and velvet scarves, ties and accessories. Watch the printing in the open workshop, take refreshments in the coffee shop and enjoy some retail therapy in the shop. more Tel (day) 01386 881507Fax 01386 882019Bedford MuseumBedford Housed in the former Higgins and Son Brewery, Bedford Museum is situated within the picturesque gardens of Bedford Castle, beside the Great Ouse Embankment. There are collections, exhibitions and events, projects and education. more Tel (day) 01234 353323Fax 01234 273401Bennetts Farm ParkWorcester Since 1918, four generations of the Bennetts family have lived and farmed on Manor Farm. It remains a working farm today with over 200 British Holstein milking cows. The cows are grazed on 250 acres of rich riverside land which is also used for cropping ... more Tel (day) 01905 748102 or 748345Fax 01905 748106Berrington Hallnr LeominsterNeo-classical mansion with fine interiors, set in landscaped grounds. Amazing painted ceilings and French Regency furniture. English Naval hero, Lord Admiral Rodney's apartment displays costumes from 'The Wade Collection'. 'Capability' Brown's last garden ... more Tel (day) 01568 615721Fax 01568 613263Bletchley ParkMilton Keynes Enough different activities and exhibitions, indoors and outdoors to occupy everyone for a day. Churchill collection, Enigma Machines, world's first computer replica, mini wartime cinema, toys, military displays and model railways. more Tel (day) 01908 640404Bromham MillBromham For centuries, the enormous wheel was turned only by the water of the River Great Ouse. In the 1920's a steam engine was installed to provide extra power but by then, Water Mill technology had become obsolete. It has since been renovated and visitors ... more Tel (day) 01234 824330Fax 01234 228921Buckinghamshire Railway CentreAylesbury Buckinghamshire Railway Centre is a working steam museum where you can step back in time as you stroll amongst the giants of the steam age displayed at its spacious 25 acre site. The Centre boasts one of the largest private railway collections in the ... more Tel (day) 01296 655720Fax 01296 655720Bucks Goat CentreStoke Mandeville Our ever open farm features every breed of goat found in Britain. It also has a wide range of other animals, including llamas, wallabies, birds, reptiles, pigs and donkeys. A petting pen is available for small children to make friends with our rabbits ... more Tel (day) 01296 612983Fax 01296 613063Canons Ashby HouseDaventryTranquil Elizabethan manor house set in beautiful gardens. Impressive collection of wall paintings and Jacobean plasterwork. Kitchen and dairy offer an intimate view of life 'below stairs'. Colourful formal gardens, old orchard and sweeping parkland. ... more Tel (day) 01327 861900Fax 01327 861909Cecil Higgins Art GalleryBedford The Cecil Higgins Art Gallery is an unusual combination of recreated Victorian Mansion (originally the home of the Higgins family, wealthy Bedford Brewers) and adjoining modern gallery housing an internationally renowned collection of watercolours, prints ... more Tel (day) 01234 211222Fax 01234 327149Chastleton HouseMoreton-in-MarshOne of England's finest and most complete Jacobean houses. Rare tapestries, portraits and personal belongings. Classic Elizabethan topiary garden. Lawn where the rules of modern croquet were laid down. Idyllic Cotswolds setting, next to a 12th-century ... more Tel (day) 01608 674355Fax 01608 674355Chavenage HouseTetbury During your tour of this historic Elizabethan house, usually conducted by a family member, you will see Cromwellian tapestries, furniture and relics. Used for TV productions: Agatha Christie's Poirot, Casualty and House of Eliott. more Tel (day) 01666 502329Fax 01453 836778 Explore the story of traditional cidermaking, how apples were harvested, milled, pressed and how the resulting juice was fermented to produce cider. Walk through the reconstructed farm ciderhouse and see the complete set of travelling cidermaker's 'tack'. ... more Tel (day) 01432 354207Tourist InformationBack to top
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