From medieval castles to Edwardian Arts-and-Crafts architecture.
Tag: Chilterns
Leave the car behind and explore Britain’s highways, byways and coastal pathways on two wheels.
Take it slow and savour these pockets of tranquility.
Based in the Chilterns, this family-run pudding producer learned its tricks from Nanna.
Some of Britain’s most famous works of literature – from the tales of Chaucer to the creations of Enid Blyton – can be traced to one small area of the country: the Chilterns and Thames Valley.
From castles and abbeys to Roman ruins and RAF bases, England is rich in ruins.
This Henley pub is a fantastic place to round off a day in the Chilterns.
We chat to Gail Simmons about her experience of writing her new book The Country of Larks, a tale of her long-distance walk through the Chilterns from High Wycombe to Tring, following in the footsteps of Robert Louis Stevenson.
From literary and historical heritage to stunning landscapes and wildlife, the Chilterns & the Thames Valley offers plenty of reasons for you to visit.
The Chilterns is home to some of England’s oldest and most spectacular historic houses, all of which boast famous residents and visitors.
Here are some of the best features of the great outdoors you can find in the Chilterns and the Thames Valley.
This local Chilterns producer is well-known for her range of unique fruit syrups.
This local cheese company has earned itself a reputation since its launch in 2016.
The intriguing Greys Court juxtaposes a comfortable family home with fragments of a larger estate from centuries past.
A visit to the Henley River and Rowing Museum tells all about the history of this market town and rowing in the area.