A standard gauge steam railway at Quainton Road station. Visitor Centre, museum, miniature railway
and Travelling Post Office coaches. Refreshment Room and picnic areas. Events programme.
Open see website for days and train times.
www.bucksrailcentre.org
Bus 16 from main road near station to opposite Railway Centre entrance, 20 minutes journey.
M-S about every 2 hours. Operated by Red Rose Travel.
Unfortunately there are no regular buses on Sundays but for some special events there are shuttle buses from the station forecourt
(see website for details). Buses also operate from Aylesbury.
A magnificent French-style château built by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild in 1874 to display his outstanding
collection of art treasures and entertain fashionable society. The fine Victorian gardens include sculptures and an ornate aviary.
Woodland playground. Tearooms and restaurants. It is about 1 mile from the Welcome Pavilion to the house.
The estate is managed by the Rothschild Foundation.
Open Apr-Oct, WThFSSu 1000-1700, House 1200-1600 by timed ticket.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk |
www.waddesdon.org.uk
Bus 16/17 from main road near station to Waddesdon, opposite Anstey Close, then ¾ mile walk to Welcome Pavilion.
8 minutes journey, both routes M-S every 1-2 hours. Operated by Red Rose Travel.
Buses also operate from Aylesbury
It is 3 miles along the Waddesdon Greenway to the Welcome Pavilion, then a further mile through the grounds to the House.
A Georgian country house with a lavish interior. Claydon has been occupied by the Verney family
for over 550 years. Florence Nightingale was Lady Verney's sister and spent summers here. Tearoom.
A separate charge applies for the historic gardens which are not owned by the National Trust.
Open May-Sep, Fri & Sat 1100-1500.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk |
www.claydonestate.co.uk
Bus 16 from main road near station to Steeple Claydon, Surgery, then 1¾ miles walk.
43 minutes journey, M-S about every 2 hours. Return bus from the same Surgery stop.
Operated by Red Rose Travel.
Buses also operate from Aylesbury and Bicester North.
St Michael's Church in Steeple Claydon has a landmark steeple that can be seen from miles away.
