Lorna’s guidebook
Sightseeing
Bekonscot is the oldest original model village in the world. It portrays aspects of England mostly dating from the 1930s. Bekonscot was first created in the 1920s by a Beaconsfield resident, Roland Callingham.
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Bekonscot Model Village & Railway
40a Warwick RdBekonscot is the oldest original model village in the world. It portrays aspects of England mostly dating from the 1930s. Bekonscot was first created in the 1920s by a Beaconsfield resident, Roland Callingham.
This is a wonderful day out - as well as the pets they have an impressive indoor soft play and out door activities including crazy gold. Definatley work a look if you've children.
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Parque de la Granja Odds
Wooburn Common RoadThis is a wonderful day out - as well as the pets they have an impressive indoor soft play and out door activities including crazy gold. Definatley work a look if you've children.
Beautiful formal gardens, woodlands with a maze for all the family to get lost in. Lots of cafe's to eat in to. Cliveden house owned separately and offers fine dining and a bistro which would have to be booked in advance. More info on the gardens https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/cliveden
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Cliveden NT
Cliveden RoadBeautiful formal gardens, woodlands with a maze for all the family to get lost in. Lots of cafe's to eat in to. Cliveden house owned separately and offers fine dining and a bistro which would have to be booked in advance. More info on the gardens https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/cliveden
Visit the Roald Dahl Museum, a great little family attraction in Great Missenden, the heart of Roald Dahl country.
Come face-to-face with Fantastic Mr Fox, measure up to your Roald Dahl Heroes, pull a power pose next to Matilda and discover Roald Dahl's famous Writing Hut - the birthplace of your favourite characters - at the Museum of the World's No.1 Storyteller.
https://www.roalddahl.com/museum/visit/getting-here
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El Museo y Centro de Historias de Roald Dahl
81-83 High StVisit the Roald Dahl Museum, a great little family attraction in Great Missenden, the heart of Roald Dahl country.
Come face-to-face with Fantastic Mr Fox, measure up to your Roald Dahl Heroes, pull a power pose next to Matilda and discover Roald Dahl's famous Writing Hut - the birthplace of your favourite characters - at the Museum of the World's No.1 Storyteller.
https://www.roalddahl.com/museum/visit/getting-here
Warner Bros. Studio Tour London
Studio Tour DriveBurnham Beeches is a 374.6 hectare biological Site of Special Scientific Interest situated west of Farnham Common in the village of Burnham, Buckinghamshire. The southern half is owned by the Corporation of London and is open to the public. It is also a National Nature Reserve and a Special Area of Conservation
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Burnham Beeches
Hawthorn Lane . Lord Mayors DriveBurnham Beeches is a 374.6 hectare biological Site of Special Scientific Interest situated west of Farnham Common in the village of Burnham, Buckinghamshire. The southern half is owned by the Corporation of London and is open to the public. It is also a National Nature Reserve and a Special Area of Conservation
Stylish 18th-century pub with nooks and log fires serving Mediterranean food, ales and cocktails.
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The Royal Saracens Head
6-8 London EndStylish 18th-century pub with nooks and log fires serving Mediterranean food, ales and cocktails.
Food scene
Basmati Indian Restaurant
43 Aylesbury EndGreat for take aways, for to eat in. They deliver.
Upscale chain brasserie serving a classically French menu devised by celebrity chef Raymond Blanc.
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Brasserie Blanc - Beaconsfield
41 London EndUpscale chain brasserie serving a classically French menu devised by celebrity chef Raymond Blanc.
We opened The Beech House in Beaconsfield because we’re passionate about neighbourhood pubs. The kind that sell fresh food and a great pint. Where you feel completely at home. Where you can come any time of the day, for any kind of reason. After work, before work, to do work. For family get-togethers, date nights or late nights. From coffees to cocktails, bubbles to beer. We’ve got food for everyone; from your full-English fry up to super food salad, Neapolitan pizza to rib-eye steak. Nibbles, sharers, roasts and proper home comforts; fresh and sustainable, cooked in front of your eyes. It’s all that we love about food and drink, under one roof.
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The Beech House
81 St Peter's StWe opened The Beech House in Beaconsfield because we’re passionate about neighbourhood pubs. The kind that sell fresh food and a great pint. Where you feel completely at home. Where you can come any time of the day, for any kind of reason. After work, before work, to do work. For family get-togethers, date nights or late nights. From coffees to cocktails, bubbles to beer. We’ve got food for everyone; from your full-English fry up to super food salad, Neapolitan pizza to rib-eye steak. Nibbles, sharers, roasts and proper home comforts; fresh and sustainable, cooked in front of your eyes. It’s all that we love about food and drink, under one roof.
This pub is a quintessential part of British life and culture. Loved and cared for by centuries of guests.
Passing through the ancient wooden doors, light disappears, as does the changing modern world you leave behind. Making your way into the bar, over the medieval tiled floor; you are welcomed by warming smells of wood smoke, hops and home-cooked food. Taking a seat, you are encased in a world of candlelit rooms, filled with treasures, trophies and ghosts of the past.
Refreshing pints of golden ale rest easily on wooden tables, and are sipped gently as they have been for generations. Warmth blazes from the log fires in winter, the cat curled up on the chair beside. Cosy corners lurk from room to room, for reading a book, confessing a secret or catching up with old friends. Plates steaming with delicious, hearty dishes make their way through to happy punters chatting merrily.
The garden, buzzing with life is filled with families and friends sipping on fruity beers and cool ciders, lazing sunny afternoons away in the sunshine. Groups returning from long walks with muddy dogs and wellies, ready for their Sunday roast.
This pub will have seen history made and we, dear pilgrim, are but late arrivals amongst its guests.
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The Royal Standard of England
This pub is a quintessential part of British life and culture. Loved and cared for by centuries of guests.
Passing through the ancient wooden doors, light disappears, as does the changing modern world you leave behind. Making your way into the bar, over the medieval tiled floor; you are welcomed by warming smells of wood smoke, hops and home-cooked food. Taking a seat, you are encased in a world of candlelit rooms, filled with treasures, trophies and ghosts of the past.
Refreshing pints of golden ale rest easily on wooden tables, and are sipped gently as they have been for generations. Warmth blazes from the log fires in winter, the cat curled up on the chair beside. Cosy corners lurk from room to room, for reading a book, confessing a secret or catching up with old friends. Plates steaming with delicious, hearty dishes make their way through to happy punters chatting merrily.
The garden, buzzing with life is filled with families and friends sipping on fruity beers and cool ciders, lazing sunny afternoons away in the sunshine. Groups returning from long walks with muddy dogs and wellies, ready for their Sunday roast.
This pub will have seen history made and we, dear pilgrim, are but late arrivals amongst its guests.
he Crazy Bear Beaconsfield opened in 2008 to spectacular international reviews including Conde Nast’s Hot List for best new hotels in the world
The oldest documented building in Beaconsfield, a fifteenth century coaching inn, has been meticulously restored and elaborately designed to provide dramatic architecture and uncompromised luxury
The Crazy Bear Beaconsfield is a unique oasis in quintessential England and is the antithesis to ordinary
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crazy bear
Wycombe Endhe Crazy Bear Beaconsfield opened in 2008 to spectacular international reviews including Conde Nast’s Hot List for best new hotels in the world
The oldest documented building in Beaconsfield, a fifteenth century coaching inn, has been meticulously restored and elaborately designed to provide dramatic architecture and uncompromised luxury
The Crazy Bear Beaconsfield is a unique oasis in quintessential England and is the antithesis to ordinary
Smiles
46 The ParadeGreat fish & chip restaurant, popular for take aways.
Great menu for lunch, or coffee. Opposite Waitrose and Town Hall. They'll also do take aways.
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Fego Restaurant Beaconsfield
2 Station RdGreat menu for lunch, or coffee. Opposite Waitrose and Town Hall. They'll also do take aways.
A quirky busy cafe with a South African/Cape Town twist, open 7 days a week for breakfast excellent coffee, lunch, Daily Deli specials, excellent sandwich's and afternoon tea and freshly baked cakes and other products, Relaxed Evening Dining at weekends (Friday & Saturday Evenings) The Cape transforms into a delightful bistro restaurant on Friday & Saturday evenings, offering good quality locally sourced products on a small but freshly prepared menu, we offer a small but well chosen South African wine list. Booking is advisable for the evening dinner experience
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The Cape
6a Station RdA quirky busy cafe with a South African/Cape Town twist, open 7 days a week for breakfast excellent coffee, lunch, Daily Deli specials, excellent sandwich's and afternoon tea and freshly baked cakes and other products, Relaxed Evening Dining at weekends (Friday & Saturday Evenings) The Cape transforms into a delightful bistro restaurant on Friday & Saturday evenings, offering good quality locally sourced products on a small but freshly prepared menu, we offer a small but well chosen South African wine list. Booking is advisable for the evening dinner experience
Waitrose & Partners
Penn RoadIn the new town.
Marks and Spencer
8 Grove CtIn the new town.
Sainsbury's
2 Tulse HillIn New Town
Londis
40 Oldfield RdLess than 5 mins walk from the house.