Things to do in Winslow, Buckinghamshire |
Winslow is a small town of immense charm and character. The most prominent building is Winslow Hall, designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the early 18th century.
Although mainly Georgian, the town has a long history - Offa (of the Dyke - see Offas Dyke Footpath) is said to have stayed here in AD752. Market Day is Wednesday.
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Days Out in Winslow
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Claydon House (3 Miles)*
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Bletchley Park (7 Miles)*
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Waddesdon Manor (7 Miles)*
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Stowe Landscape Gardens (7 Miles)*
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Ascott House and Gardens (8 Miles)*
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Leighton Buzzard Railway (10 Miles)*
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Bucks Goats Centre (12 Miles)*
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Woburn Safari Park (13 Miles)*
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Woburn Abbey (13 Miles)*
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National Waterways Museum (13 Miles)*
Places to Visit near Winslow
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North Marston (4 Miles)*
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Buckingham (6 Miles)*
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Stoke Hammond (7 Miles)*
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Bletchley (7 Miles)*
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Lillingstone Dayrell (8 Miles)*
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Bow Brickhill (9 Miles)*
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Aylesbury (9 Miles)*
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Leighton Buzzard (9 Miles)*
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Puttenham (11 Miles)*
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Woburn (11 Miles)*
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