Absolutely loved this Manor House. Huge. So much to see both inside and out in the extensive gardens. All the guides are well informed and friendly, it took us almost 2 hours just to look round the house there's so much to see. Booking is recommended. The opulence of this wealthy family is stunning, indeed, Waddesdon is really a collectors house, and the family continue to add to their collection. The gardens are beautiful. There is a wonderful aviary, and a talk about it, and it's birds every day. The tea rooms great. This is an absolute dream of a place to visit. No height barriers, huge carpark. Very advisable to book/pay for the bus up to the house, it's quite a steep walk, and after 3 or 4 hours looking round it's a long walk back !!

Lovely day exploring the grounds, the beautiful and impressive house with Christmas themes... And the festive fair. Great food on offer from many styles of cuisine. Clean and accessible loos We had premium parking which was a bonus to drop off shopping half way through the day.

I visited on a coach trip, as getting there by public transport is difficult. We were escorted up to a dropping off point near the Manor, and it was then just a short walk. We were a little early for our designated time slot, so I explored a little. The beginning of the self-guided tour was crowded to begin with, but I lingered to allow people to get ahead of me. I found it very interesting, & the staff were very helpful & informative. I did get quite tired, especially as there weren't many places where you could sit. I then found myself a snack lunch, followed by a visit to the shop. Before leaving I had time to explore some of the extensive & tranquil grounds, including the splendid aviary. I was glad to see that dandelions had been allowed to grow and were attracting bees. All in all, a very good visit.

Lovely grounds! Gorgeous aviaries. Would love to visit when the manor house reopens. Fabulous for meetings. They took excellent care of us, the lunch consisted of fresh tasty sandwiches, crisps, and brownies. Great coffee. Will be back next year!

Fantastic place. Great place to visit especially if want to see how the richer people in society lives. You could comfortably spend days there. Each area was opulent with the various wall coverings, carpets, parquet floors etc.. The works of art adorning the walls are great from English and Dutch painters. I am adding a few photos to speak a thousand words. The cellars, wines, jewellery. The stables were great for food. You're able to take as many photos as you like but without a flash 📸 😉. A National trust car is a must as you will certainly want to visit more than once.

The building and the collection is exceptional. We spent 3 hours just walking around in the palace to see everything. It is much bigger than you thought at first look. Only the garden was a bit disappointing as the rose garden was abandoned, some plants were dead and the flowerbeds were cheaply planted. The park is huge and lovely. It could be more pleasant if the garden could get back to the deserved glory.

Most amazing place!! It's well worth a visit and the grounds are beautiful. Very well organised with large car park and visitor reception on arrival. Bus shuttle is worth paying for as you can ride it all day, as we did, to go to get out picnic. Would highly recommend and will be making the trip again soon.

Very good National Trust property. Lots to see in the manor. Gardens and grounds to walk around. At the moment there is an art installation The Wedding Cake well worth paying to see it. The only downside of the day was good. Or lack of couldn't get much to eat at lunchtime in both the lunch places

If you are a national trust member then it's definitely a must visit place. A huge garden and equally large manor with plenty of art work to admire. We spent a whole day and will be visiting there again. Maybe a little pricey if you are not a national trust member but still worthwhile a visit. Highly recommended. Very friendly and helpful staff too.

I was there for the winter light festival. Walking around the outside lights was awesome and well planned. Access was via the tarmac paths which were generally good but sometimes rough and in need of repair. The private seller stalls were good offering some good wares, though pricey. The main Hall had been adapted to reflect winter stories and themes. 🥰 Disability access to the main hall was poor due to the number of folk attending. The lift was an "antique" and restricted throughput with ques to access different floor levels. The public access toilets were under the building down a steep curved ramp with no steps. But clean. Access to the main house is by a transfer bus from the car park. For this event the buses were wheelchair accessible. There were some EV charging points but I wasn't aware of these until leaving. Looks like you needed to have your own cable.

Wonderfully to go to the Christmas market and show. Made me wish I was a little girl again. It truly evoked a magical Christmas experience. I really appreciated all the art and I am so glad that everything the buildings and gardens and the the precious rooms and the treasures seen in them are being preserved. I will return for a tour when the Christmas exhibit is over.

Got to be seen to be believed! Allow lots of time to explore the house, there is so much to see. The guides are so friendly and a fountain of knowledge so do ask them. Due to time constraints , we were only able to spend time at the house but will definitely be back. The shuttle bus is a very pleasant ride & runs frequently. Stables cafe has a decent range of food and drinks & nice to sit outside too but indoor seating is available.

Amazing place to visit on a day trip. Got the coach up from parking spaces as brought new puppy along with us. Walked around Christmas market stalls and ate our lunch. Great day out. Would definitely recommend!!

Fantastic place. The house is a must. A display of the wealth of the Rothchilds family but if you look beyond the opulence there is some fascinating exhibits. You will need up to 2 hours for the house. The gardens are lovely and very manageable but with some hilly parts. Book the house in advance and if your budget can stretch to it use the premium parking adjacent to the house. Worth the National Trust membership.

My kids loved visiting this place, it starts with a bus ride so it is a winner from the start. Has a lovely rose garden, and an aviary also has a huge playground with a big slide. The house is very interesting too with beautiful chandeliers.

Fun for all of the family, or those seeking adventure! Waddesdon Manor plays host to a plethora of sights, from adventure playgrounds; to aviaries filled with exotic birds. This family friendly National Trust location has parking on site, with a shuttle bus service up to the Manor for just £2.50 per person or the option to trek it yourself at your own leisure. The Manor doors are open to the public, offering a glimpse into its past with iconic paintings, tapestries and furniture. A National Trust to tick off for sure with accessibility for all! AT.

I love everything about this location, the gardens lovely with the fountain and flowers, the house is absolutely lovely with all the old fashioned stuff/rooms, and the current art exhibition that is on at the gallery! I couldn't miss that! Absolutely amazing 🥰

Lovely day out. The building is beautiful inside and out. The gardens are stunning, and it was lovely to see the aviary with the different birds. Food was reasonably priced. (Sandwich was £4.95) There is a restaurant and two outside cafes. One by the shop and the other at the stables. Lots of wasps around! It's definitely worth a visit. The building itself is not that old, but the collections inside have some interesting stories.

wonderful place. excellently organized. There is a large parking lot which is far from the house - but there is a private bus transport - which is absolutely available to go faster. All the staff are absolutely friendly. The ticket price is affordable and worth it. An unforgettable experience, especially if you are lucky enough to have good weather to enjoy the gardens and park. Have a picnic and a walk. There is a cafe with sandwiches and hot and cold drinks. Normal for such a place prices. I recommend Absolutely. I would visit again in better weather. only I didn't see an EV charger. It would be nice to have one./but I haven't asked the staff/.

Went for the Christmas light display and to see the house decorated for Christmas. Tickets bought in advance. It was absolutely beautiful, lovely walk around the grounds, Christmas market on site, spent about 4-5 hours here. When booking I paid £30 for Premium parking, I thought I had to pay to be able to park but there is actually a huge free car park onsite, which we parked in. Had to then go back down to move the car. No signs to tell us this, only found out when our tickets were scanned. I wouldn't have paid the parking but when booking it looked like I had to. Overall a beautiful place, loved our day there.

Stunning property inside and out. Went for the Christmas illuminate and craft fayre was a good selection of stalls. Inside was decorated beautifully with a children's book theme but the star of the show was after dark when the property is lit up.

This amazing neo-renaissance manor was donated to the National Trust by the Rothschild family and is an incredible example of French architecture literally from France. Art lovers will love what is in store inside and, as with all National Trust properties, the knowledgeable stewards are always keen to keep you informed. There are two cafés and one restaurant on the estate as well as a kids' playground. Parking is plentiful and you have a choice of a 15 minute walk (with quite a climb on the way up) or if that is too much for you, regular shuttle buses are provided for a small fee. Highly recommended. I will be visiting again!

Gorgeous place to go! There's a shuttle if you need it and lots of parking. The grounds are absolutely beautiful you can explore for hours and find lovely sculptures on your adventure and a brilliant play park with everything the kids need to be kept smiling! There is a lovely cafe and shop and usually something on in the shed It was Easter when we went so there was lots of Egg-cellent games and activities, all free, except face painting which was a fiver. The house is stunning and filled with treasures and art and decorated beautifully, very impressive. Its absolutely lovely here, you must visit!

An amazing Manor House, beautifully built with fine detail on the outside,not unlike a German Fairy Palace, telling a fantastic story of its history and People. What a fantastic, unique experience.

Definitely worth a visit. Lovely grounds as well, the restaurants are the best though. But a great day out in a splendid national trust location.

It's very remote, but so incredibly pretty. It almost seems like something out of France. It is possible to get here by bus, but I wouldn't recommend it as the journey is far from easy. If you are a K3G fan, this is really a must-visit place. I would advise in the summer when the manor is fully open. It's got a really good shop, too, worth checking out the wines. Keep an eye out in Waddesdon town/village as well, it's got amazing architecture.

Beautiful house & gardens. Well worth visiting. Shuttle bus available for those not want to walk from car park to the manor. We enjoyed the walk, it's not far but slightly steep towards the approach to the manor. Long queues for coffee. We found the cafe at the stables had a much shorter queue. Stunning views.

Beautiful house and gardens owned by the Rothschild family, ergo all cafes and the shop are extortionately priced as it seems the Rothschild family don’t quite have enough money already. That being said, still worth the visit and to learn the history of the place.

Stunningly beautiful architecture & vast grounds to see. The car park is a distance away but thankfully they do run a shuttle bus to drop you closer to the manor house. A lovely day out

Attended for the second year in a row for the Christmas event and we weren’t disappointed. The house looked incredible inside, such attention to detail and the volunteers were so friendly and helpful. The light trail was lovely as ever (and our 2yo loved it too!) and the Christmas markets were great. The only slight issue is getting the bus back from the stables was almost impossible as it was always full from the Manor but it wasn’t a problem as we just walked back to the car park (15min walk downhill) - the staff were really reassuring that we would get on a bus though but we had to get back.

Amazing place! Well worth a visit. Grounds are immaculate, food in the cafe was really good and the wine tour…! Can’t praise the young man who took the tour enough. He was very knowledgeable and you could tell he clearly enjoyed his job! The two ladies who were with him deserve praise as well. Very friendly indeed. Can’t recommend this place enough.

Waddesdon Manor is stunning and includes an extensive collection of artifacts throughout its Victorian rooms. I particularly enjoyed the smoking room with its leather ceiling, the morning room with beautiful paintings and desks and the impressive dining room. The house also includes an amazing collection of artwork including pieces from Gainsborough and Joshua Reynolds. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, providing informative insights throughout my visit. The information booklet was also comprehensive and worth the price. I used the Waddesdon Manor app during my visit, but it definitely needs some improvement and the WiFi wasn't very good on the day. The pause, play and rewind buttons didn't work well, and the overall design could be simplified. Additionally, it would be good to get more information about individual artifacts directly on the app. Beyond the house, the grounds included highlights like the bird collection, where I could actually see the birds, and the beautiful parterre. However, I felt the Tay Bridge was over emphasised on the map and I was disappointed not to access the "wedding cake" without paying more. The bus system was excellent (definitely worth buying at entry) as it offered a frequent service. As for food, the sausage roll and beef pastrami roll were delicious. I do wish there was a separate ice cream queue to reduce the wait time for those only wanting food and drink. Overall, Waddesdon Manor was enjoyable and good value for money. If you're a fan of history, art, and beautiful architecture, it's well worth a visit.

If I could give it 6 stars, I would do so without hesitation. We loved every minute of our visit. We came early but only managed to see part of the collection as there was so much to see and admire that time ran out much too fast. Beautiful grounds, lovely café and transport option from the parking to the manor for a decent price. We will definitely come again.

Really good day out and the Children loved it. Amazing museum to walk around. Children enjoyed meeting the train drivers. The only slight down side was the train journey was very short. I'm sure it was longer when I was a child.

Decided to go here for an afternoon out as they advertised dinosaurs, and my daughter loves dinosaurs. Plenty of parking Plenty of picnic areas Prices in the cafe seemed okay, although we only had ice cream. Staff were all friendly enough Toilets dotted about which were clean From what I could see, it is disabled friendly with the majority of areas being flat and a wheel chair lift at one of the bridges. The place itself has plenty to see but not a great deal to do. The miniature train ride was nice for little ones. The big steam train doesn't go very far up the track, but it is an experience if not experienced previously. The dinosaur meet wasn't very well organised, and the dinosaur training didn't seem to happen whilst we were there (1:45-close). but it was nice that they allowed the time for photos to be taken with anyone who wanted one. I saw another visitor complaining to the manager about something. I agree that everyone has the right to complain, but the visitor was very rude. The manager was very calm and tried to reason with the visitor. After a little while, he asked the visitor to stop and walk away. He then walked away himself. He handled the situation well when others would have had the visitor kicked out. Well done for keeping composure and letting a grumpy man go about his day. Another bigger playarea, cheaper child's tickets, and some shaded seating would be a nice improvement. All in all, I'd say it's worth a visit and makes a nice day/afternoon out.

Great museum! Much bigger than at first glance and suitable for families. Really fun day out, especially for train enthusiasts. Staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful too. We visited on a wet Easter holiday and stayed 3 hours.

Been here twice now, once for Thomas day and once for a normal steam day. Neither disappointed.One small boy awed by big machinery and engines, played for an hour with train sets in the visitor centre, unlimited rides and a great miniature railway. The Thomas day was amazing with so much to do and on the normal steam day we stayed almost 6 hours without getting bored.

If you are into Railways and Railway history you will enjoy this. Kids enjoyed the short ride on the steam train as well as the miniature Railway ride. Didn't see it mentioned on the website but costs £1.50 each extra. Overall a good day out with the grandkids.

This is an awesome place to take your children for an adventure day ( steam trains to ride , Thomas engine, an antique shop on a side , mini trains to ride ,ice cream van and inside shops for refreshments and entertainment/ shopping, you also have a guide which will talk about the trains and many other activities for children. Booking requires beforehand.Queues are likely but not as badly.

Fantastic day out for all ages. Staff extremely friendly and full of knowledge. Cafe was really nice and not too expensive. Would definitely like to visit again.

Well worth a visit. Lots to see and do. Reasonable admission prices as are the prices in the cafe. Immaculately clean and tidy, very friendly helpful volunteers. Highly recommended if you like history or railways (or both). A very enjoyable day out.

Visited on a Bank Holiday, while a Rallye was in full swing. A good place to visit with many attractions to see. The station contains a well stocked shop, a lovely cafe with both indoor/outdoor seating and exhibits to sit amongst. In my opinion the entry price is a little high, but I understand this goes towards the upkeep of the buildings and exhibits. Lovely coffee, good sausage rolls and okay sandwiches. Large steam locomotives, smaller ride-on and garden railways with a viewing platform for children to watch the smaller engines whizzing around the tracks. Go and visit to keep this place alive. It needs volunteers and members if you fancy becoming part of something with much history, lovely people and having some fun at the weekend, (or weekday if you have some time)!

This is an amazing place to bring your children. My little girl loved her ride on the steam train. Meeting Chase and Sky from Paw Patrol was an additional treat for her. I enjoyed seeing the trains and station platforms as well as all the historic memorabilia. We highly recommend visiting here. Can't wait to go back next month for the Thomas event, we're even planning going to Xmas event with some family members. The Thomas Day Out was amazing, my little girl loved it she was so excited to see Thomas and Percy. Thank you so much for creating such a magical day out.

There is so, SO much to see and do here! What we especially appreciated was being able to walk around, take photographs and explore without being kept away from everything behind barriers as is too often the case with heritage railway sites. Obviously it is incumbent upon the visitor to be sensible, careful and respectful but it was great to be able to explore the vast site!

I wanted to take my little girl to the Thomas the tank engine day. Everyone was so kind and lovely. From the very start everyone working there was making the effort. Facilities are clean and it's a nice place. Special thank you to the lady in the gift shop. My little girl wasn't feeling so well so we had to leave early, we didn't get to go on the train. This kind amazing lady gave her two stickers, ran out to me in the car park as I was about to leave and carried my tickets on for tomorrow if my girl is feeling up to it. Never had that happen before. It's a good place to visit with kids and the people are just really kind. Amazing. Definitely going back.

Nice day out with the family. We enjoyed the steam train ride however it was very short! The queue was large as we went during the school holidays. The small museum was nice however there wasn’t much to look at. There was a small steam train ride for £1.50 each which we also tried. The admission ticket cost £12 per adult and there was an offer for children for £1 over the summer break which we used. I would say even the adult ticket price is a bit much considering there isn’t much to look at or do other than the steam train.

We regularly visit the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre. My 2 year old loves the place (as do I). The events are generally worth visiting, we went when there was a steam rally.

We went as an impulsive trip to the railway centre and we were absolutely blown away. They were holding a steam weekend, so we were expecting it to be busy. However, it was so well organised that despite the amount of people in attendance it was a really nice experience. It is spread over a large area and nowhere felt overcrowded or busy. There was a lot to see and do, and my 3 year old had the time of his life. I honestly cannot recommend this place enough. There were rides on steam trains, miniature railways, steam engines. It was fantastic.

A fantastic last minute day out with the highlights being a trip on the steam train (complete with first class booth) and the miniature railway. The museum section is very interesting but note this isn’t restricted to indoors. There are more areas to explore outside - today we spent time in the Royal Mail sorting carriage learning about how mail was transported and sorted on the railways. A very interesting session, thanks to the volunteers for their time going through everything. There were also some vintage cars on display today, and we were lucky enough to have a Lancaster flyover (pure chance) to end our visit. The cafe does a decent selection of drinks and food for those who need it and there is also a gift shop on the way in/out.

I had the pleasure of visiting the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre Station for a unique wedding celebration. I was truly impressed by the array of vintage locomotives and carriages on display. The station itself was like stepping back in time. It felt like a true museum, showcasing some of the oldest and most remarkable trains in the world. I would highly recommend a visit to the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre Station for anyone interested in trains, history, or looking for a unique venue for a special event.

Great experience,very well organised Carol and Sarah were really friendly and knowledgable.We walked Sir Keith he was lovely and walked well.We then fed the female Alpacas and goats before ending the day with hot chocolate and a cake.😋We would really recommend.

This has to be one of the most fun experiences I’ve had in a long time! Absolutely loved how nice and welcoming the staff were. I was pleasantly surprised at how calm the alpacas were on the walk too. My favourite part was feeding the female alpacas and having more down time with them. The walk was enjoyable with many opportunities to ask about any information on these beautiful animals. Definitely would recommend everyone to come and spend a few hours here! 10/10 rating from me👌🏽

Lovely alpaca. Staff really love what they do and plenty of interaction time with the boys and girls (alpaca I mean).

Fabulous day spent with the alpacas followed by a cuppa and cake. Extremely well organised with lovely people and fabulous friendly alpacas. Very clean, highly recommended five stars 🌟 🌟🌟🌟🌟

From Sarah's warm welcome on arrival to Alice's endless patience and enthusiasm with our questions, every moment of our visit here was fabulous. Both ladies were expertly knowledgeable and fantastically friendly; they clearly love their jobs and this really comes across. The farm is run with very high ethical and environmental standards. We loved meeting the alpacas, and all the other animals too(!), and were made to feel safe and welcome throughout. I cannot recommend this place highly enough!

Had the absolute best time today with my brother. Learnt so much about these fascinating funny smart animals 🥰 James and his team were the kindest people, answered any questions we had and made our experience super relaxing and fun. Highly highly recommend it. Also got to meet the ducks and pigs 😍

The experience was absolutely incredible! There is a reason this place is rated so highly! The staff was so friendly and helpful, farm was so cute and well taken care of, and the price is really good too. Walking alpacas was such an amazing and therapeutic experience, and we are so happy that we found Abbotts View Alpacas. Highly recommend 🤗🦙

A fabulous place with gorgeous Alpacas. We went as a family (4 of us) the kids were too young to actually walk the alpacas but we all loved it as you walk amongst them all. The staff were all really friendly taking photos for us and extremely knowledgeable. The walk is at a leisurely Alpaca pace, they were not in any rush, around the farm. We also fed the other animals after the walk which was great fun. Tea and cake afterwards finished off a great afternoon, we will be back.

I booked this place for my 12yr old birthday, she really enjoyed taking Jay-Z (one of the Alpaca's 🤣) around the walking route. The things I liked about this place 1. Each person gets a hot drink and cake afterwards (bonus point 🤪) 2. It's well worth the money 3. The Alpacas are very very friendly and funny especially while out walking 4. I liked how younger children can walk the Alpacas but obviously with adults beside them 5. I paid for 1 Alpaca but they gave me 1 to walk also, I'm guessing it's because they didn't have a full time slot and gave me the spare one (another bonus point 🤪) 6. Plenty of photo opportunities The list goes on, I would definitely recommend this place especially for children.

We had a really nice day, we walked with Freddy and Sooty and they were perfect gentlemen. The other animals on the farm were an added bonus. And the teas and cakes at the end were very nice too

Went back in May as a treat for my 21st birthday and had an amazing time! The staff are friendly and the experience is so unique. They teach you how to correctly handle the alpacas plus you get to have a snack and a drink in the cafe after included in your tickets. We took our alpacas for a short walk around, then we fed some alpacas too. I would definitely go again. If you're after a one of a kind experiences, this is for you!

What a fabulous couple of hours. Sarah and Alice were fabulous with the group and super knowledgeable about the Alpacas. Lovely walk with Freckles followed by feeding the ducks and the females and a little chat with the goats. Top it off with a lovely cup of tea and a bit of lemon drizzle cake and you've got a perfect way to spend a couple of hours. We will be back, probably with the rest of the family!

What a lovely place, very knowledgeable staff. wonderful alpacas, very tame and used to people as long as you've listened to the instructions. Would definitely recommend and go again. Sticky toffee cake delicious 😋

A wonderful place to go to see goats, pigs and chickens. As an adult child I enjoyed this a lot on my visit and I can imagine it would be great for children too. I would highly recommend if you are in the area.

We had a lovely morning out here with my 16 month old son. He had a great time feeding the animals, they are so gentle, and playing in the sand. It’s a lovely quaint little place, personally I prefer it to Odds Farm Park for a smaller child as it’s smaller and easier to get around. I don’t know how some people can say at £6 per adult that it’s expensive. For us, a much enjoyed morning out and many thanks to the staff :)

If you like goats then youll love this. Entry fee is very cheap and parking is free. Loads of goats to feed and some other animals to see around the centre. It's small but there's a goat-load of friendly goats who are hyped to see you and enjoy a feed and a pet which is 👌🏼 staff were super friendly and food at the cafe was nice. It is a little expensive for food but it all goes to the goats anyway so I didnt mind. Probably somewhere ill head back to for more goat fun.

A nice place for families with small children. The animals looked healthy and well kept. There are quite a few animals and the play area was entertaining for little ones. There is a nice picknick area and the cafe offers a wide variety of cakes and sandwiches etc.

We loved seeing all the goats and alpacas/llamas. They were so cute and feeding them was such a wholesome activity! My friend and I were so sad that Barnaby had passed not too long before our visit :/ we had also missed a chicken (named Nugget) that had also passed away, shame.

A very nice place to take the children during the school holidays. A very reasonable entrance charge of £6.50. There is a cafe selling a wide range of food and drinks at a reasonable price. Our order of 3 baguettes and drinks took a very long time to be delivered, when we enquired why, we were told that the order had been lost. It did eventually arrive after 45 minutes, with no apology. There is a good selection of animals to see, including sheep, pigs, chickens, alpacas, rabbits, and, of course, some goats. They also have a playground for the kiddies. There is a good sized car park which is free, clean toilets and plenty of hand washing stations to use after feeding the animals. A very good afternoon, entertaining the grandson.

Lovely little farm with adorable goats of all shapes, colours, and sizes, plus some other animals. Friendly and helpful staff. Very reasonably priced cafe serving sandwiches, paninis, cakes, snacks, drinks, etc. Large free car park.

Had a lovely afternoon here on Tuesday despite the miserable weather. We had a very long lunch in the cafe ( amazing food and wonderful service) and when the rain finally stopped we had a somewhat wet & muddy walk around, feeding the animals with my toddler niece,it was great fun. The staff here are all so friendly. We shall return again very soon, hopefully when the sun is shining 🤣

First visit today with my toddler grandson. Trip taking 2 buses. A little tricky working out where to get off the bus. £6 adult admission is good value for money. £1 for the goat food. My grandson loved feeding the goats. Nice clean play area too with sandpit, ride on toys. Plenty of places to sit. Nice cafe. Bit tricky getting a pram in and out of the toilets to do nappy changing.

We've made three trips to the Goat Centre over the summer holidays. It's very reasonably priced and my son loves feeding the chickens, ducks, pigs and goats. It's not a big place so ideal for younger children.

We rocked up unexpectedly as a large group for our little ones first birthday today. The cafe staff were absolutely amazing and so welcoming. They made such a huge effort to help us get settled and the food and drinks were great! The goat center staff were also lovely as per usual! We had such a great day and can't wait to go back again soon! Thank you!!

Cute way to spend an hour or so. Reasonable entry price and cost of feed. Staff were friendly and helpful. Overall nice experience.

Amazing place! Great to show kids around and familiarise them with some wildlife. Please note kids have to be respectful in this place as it does have young, sick and injured animals in there. Please dot get bits and bobs from the gift shop to support them! They are doing great job! I couldn't recommend them high enough :)

Great place to bring the kids! Came here on a Saturday afternoon where it was surprisingly quite. There were lots of animals to see including a nursery were you could see some baby animals, when we visited they were feeding a tiny baby hedgehog. Towards the back of the site there is a large picnic and play area. We spent quite a while here with the kids. They even had some toys out for them to play with. Overall it was a great way to spend a Saturday afternoon and we will definitely be visiting again.

Amazing place. Such a great charity and really great place to visit for few hours. Loads of hedgehogs to see and plenty of passionate staff. One of favourite bits is the hedgehog museum - a real one off.

Awesome place to see hedgehogs. Great staff. Very friendly. The hedgehogs were great.

Took 2 teens and we all loved it. Excellent skeleton exhibition. Hedgehog talk was brilliant, the lady was very good and engaging and talking to the kids about their questions. Could see a hedgehog up close as she held it near and posed for pics with the kids. deer feeding was nice. It also has picnic tables and a small amount of play equipment and clean toilets. Staff very friendly. Also a window into the hospital part where we saw them looking after birds and a couple of baby hedgehogs. Would recommend and it feels like you're supporting a good cause. We were there about 90 minutes.

Amazing animal hospital. Scooped an injured Tawny Owl from a busy road, they were there to collect when I arrived. Got an update after 7 days to find he was likely stunned and disoriented and made a full recovery after a few days in the bird nursery and was released to fly another night 🦉 Please donate where you can and visit if you've a chance. Such a great resource for the wildlife

Small venue but very endearing and a lovely atmosphere. The staff are completely dedicated doing a fantastic job. The play park is great for kids and has a zip wire for bigger kids and swings and tide on toys for toddlers. Was amazing seeing the baby squirrels being fed. 2-3 hour visit is perfect

Lovely place. Don't expect a zoo this is an animal hospital first remember. But still a nice few hours out with a kids park too

Fabulous day! Our granddaughter loved it! Great value for money!

The reason why I love st tiggwinkles is because I love animals plus , every time I've seen a animal that is injured I always rescue the poor things and if you went to st tiggwinkles, you wouldn't believe the amount of animals that are injured

Stunning local walk. Love coming here for an afternoon hike or when I’m training for steeper hikes. Stunning. Highly recommended. Be wary that the hill is steep and can be slippery after rain.

Excellent place to visit. Very calm and beautiful environment. The view was exquisite with many gardens and greenery as far as the eyes can see. There were benches. Good place for picnic and relaxation. Really recommend highly for visit with family and friends. But not a place for BBQ.

It’s an incredible place for hiking with some breathtaking views. You can do a number of circular hikes in this area - from a short to medium long ones, starting from the train station. Cattle wandering around is just another good reason to come and enjoy the nature.

Lovely walk with beautiful views

Lovely beautiful place with great scenery, but lacking toilet facilities. I couldn't see any, I was parked where the ice cream van is in that part.

Lots of parking (for a quiet day) which is free. If the weather looks up, I am guessing people are going to start fighting for spots or parking on the roadside. However, it's definitely worth a trip here whether you like walking, hiking or trial running. Best not to come after the rain unless you have wellies.

It’s a nice hill! Its fun to run around on too. If you like waking, it is also good. There is a monument at the top that looks nice. Conclusion: If you like hills, it is good. If you don’t like hills, it is less good.

A beautiful walk. The views are breath taking, you can see for miles on a clear day. And the Monument is really cool to see in person.

Easy parking with plenty of spaces. Just make sure you search for the national trust car park, if you type in Coombe hill it will send you to an area with no vehicular parking or access. Its an easy walk to the monument. Perfect for kids or elderly folk to see the views. This place is perfect when you want the maximum nature mental health boost with the minimum effort. There are also plenty of National Trust trials and routes if you are up for longer walks around the area.

Great place for a picture. There is a car park relatively close by, which can get quite busy. Been here many times as part of a walk along The Ridgeway and also just as a brief stroll. Can get a little muddy in the winter as it is so popular. There is also a pub just down the hill to take in some refreshments.

Spectacular view of Buckinghamshire from the peak of Coombe Hill! Great for dogs! Couldn't get parked in car park, so make sure you get here early if you want to use the National Trust parking. There are a few free parking spots a long the side of the road before you get to the car park, but you will have more of a climb if you do this. Once you get to the Monument, you can descend the other side of the hill and walk into Wendover for a look around. It is about a 45 minute walk.

It's quite a pretty part of the country and the view from the campsite is particularly pleasant first thing in the morning, with the mist rising. The facilities are good: he showers are warm; the camp shop is also a cafe that sells good food; there is a freezer for keeping food and icepacks cool; sockets for charging phones; fire pits are free (just help yourself); trolleys and wheelbarrows are available to move equipment from the car park to the site; there are no cars allowed on the fields (safer for children) and; there are recycling facilities. The staff that we dealt with were very helpful too. We will probably return to the site next time we go that way.

Set in a beautiful location, away from the main road, this Farm Shop/Cafe immediately gave a good feeling. Inside, the staff could not be more helpful, the food was delivered quickly, well cooked and full of fresh flavour. James, the owner engaged with us as we were overlooking the choice of meats and was a very helpful guide regarding the differences. We chatted for a while and the general feel we were left with, was that we had known him ages despite never visiting before. In all it was a wonderful visit, which i am very happy to recommend.

Five star piggies on the farm. During the first night of camping there were frozen toes, and my lady was grumpy. Fortunately, farmer James, gave us warm blanket and fire pit to make our stay more pleasant. Cafe had a good choice of food and bbq chops.

2 night stay in our camper van. Lovely place. Very friendly and helpful staff. On site cafe selling there own / local produce and a nice little bar. Lovely views of the chilterns. Clean showers and toilets. You can hire a fire pit and buy the wood. Flat grass pitches but no EHU yet, but they have not been up and running for long and it is in the pipeline. Only gripe (and it is a small one) there are no pitch numbers, but the owner (an incredibly nice bloke) said they were all marked but some people pulled them out to use as fire wood. Would i stay again? Definitely.

Location of farm is beautiful, the shop is cute, the selection of meats is great, high quality. Sat in for food, the staff were brilliant and friendly. The food was very tasty, five stars would definitely recommend 😁

We will most definitely return for another little break. The people that work here can't do enough for you and are very pleasant and helpful. The campsite itself is clean tidy. If I could wish for one thing it would be more electric hookups.

Had a lovely breakfast with family. Service was very efficient, with friendly staff. The food was all very tasty. Drinks were nice, especially the coffee's The home-made black pudding (with stout) was very good quality.

Excellent place to go camping. Me and my friend went for my birthday. It’s a safe area and customer service was amazing. Met the two owners and they made us feel very welcome and are just lovely people in general! Nice cafe where you can sit outside and enjoy the landscape. Not to mention, they have delicious local produce and petrol station is just 4 mins away! Would recommend to a friend & would come again :). Thank you for having us.

A farm shop and restaurant deep in the Buckinghamshire countryside. Fallow Deer and Blackspot Pigs are quite close to the entrance which was a lovely sight on a bleak day The food in the restaurant was excellent, the menu isn't extensive but it is very good. It was the first time I have eaten Venison in the UK because the price is usually exorbitant but the Venison stew was a beautiful black, thick stew with fresh vegetables. The Farm Shop from what I could see is well stocked with a range of Venison, Lamb, Pork, Sausages and Bacon. There is also a gift shop with all kinds on Knick-knacks to peruse.

We love Orchard View Farm, we often go there for a meal or coffee and a piece of cake, and we also frequently go to the South African shop, for things we know and love from Zimbabwe and S/Africa, the service is really pleasant and the feeling of goodwill is really good. We actually were some of the first people to have tea and cake at the cafe there, when it first opened, and have supported it as often as we can, and the butcher as well, as the meat is good!

Went mainly for the Roald Dahl gallery which was great fun for the kids. We would have stayed longer but the parking outside was only for an hour even in the disabled space which isn't normal for disabled spaces. We weren't sure where else we could park as not locals.

Discover Bucks Museum offers a delightful journey through history with a standout Ronald Dahl section and an impressive temporary 1980s exhibit. While compact, it packs in plenty of intriguing history. The only downside? It’s a tad pricey. Overall, a charming and educational experience.

A wonderful museum highly supportive of hosting different events. Photos attached show the “WINdow on the Brain” event!

This is one of those places that is quite unassuming from the outside, but contains room after room filled with historical, cultural, and archaeological wonders, presented elegantly and respectfully, accompanied by clear labels and thoughtful descriptions of each item. The tickets are season passes, very reasonably priced, that let you return whenever you like, which is good, because you'd be hard-pressed to see it all in one visit. In addition to the static exhibits, they list a number of changing features and a schedule of live demonstrations of various crafts and arts displayed in the museum. Very pleasant place to wander around and be immersed un history.

Fascinating exhibitions. The first time we went was to an exhibition on The Friars Club that used to be THE venue in Aylesbury for many bands and acts of the 70's throught to it's closing. I cannot remember when it closed as I am a newcomer to the town and never went to the club. It was great with many exhibits from Bowie to Pink Floyd, films and massive amounts of local peoples recolections of their nights dancing. We have since been to several exhibitions the last with our Granddaughter to see Dinosaurs! Always a hit with the children and very informative with things for the chilr]dren to do. Well worth visiting.

What a little gem of a museum, lots of little treasures and thoughtful and interesting displays. We particularly loved the Tudor house and the way they had shown the way the home had changed over the centuries. Fascinating details. Lovely staff as well and beautiful garden in the cafe, lovely if you have small children. The Roald Dahl centre ideal for under 12s and good value, and the Mechanics Live upstairs, lovely helpful staff (Gay, legend!) who really engaged well with my tween. Thanks all for a great afternoon.

Beautiful museum, very interesting displays. Very small cafe, gift shop and toilets, with outside seating available for taking your own picnic. Staff very friendly and helpful. No longer free entrance, unfortunately, but a Discovery Pass gets you a year's entry for £5.50 per adult. (This does not include the Ronald Dahl Gallery, which attracts an extra cost.)

Great half term day out. The Roald Dahl part was great and also the current 80's exhibition, which the kids also enjoyed. Great value at £25 for a family ticket

I have been twice to the museum this year. Once in summer ( great air con ) and recently for mini elves Christmas event. Both times it was brilliant. My daughter is 4 next month and although she doesn’t quite understand most of the experiments and things on show she still really enjoys herself. The feel the force during summer was particularly fun for her. During summer the enclosed garden with games is also a big hit. The Christmas event is a hidden gem too. For £5 you got so much included compared to other things and I would much prefer this to a grotto visit. We received snack for both of us and drinks too. The staff were also really engaging with the children especially during story time and crafts. It is a perfect place to come to in town to escape the heat 🥵or cold 🥶 and peace and quiet!

Nice little museum in Aylesbury - here for the "I love the 80s" exhibit although some other interesting pieces (particularly the Lenborough hoard). There's also the Roald Dahl gallery but we did not visit that

Absolutely fabuous museum!! A true hidden gem!! Nestled in an old part of Aylesbury this beautiful museum has a fantastic collection and something for all ages. We visited with older parents, one with very poor eyesight and the oltehr with mobility issues. Being lucky enough to find on street parking outside, we were warmly greeted with knowledgeable staff who directed us to different parts. Wc's were very clean, cafe although we didnt have time to frequent had a nice menu. The museum is in several parts, new, old and prehistoric! I struggled a little to find out what was actually on display before we went. Downstairs and please forgve me for not being more succinct, were two galleries displaying works by one artist, totally brilliant adn an exhibition showingcasing local artists works, before passing into a new area showing fossils, old bones, tusks foudn in the area and dating back to when Buckinghamshire was under water! Following on there was a myriad of coins, pottery, tools, and other finds from ancient time, and mor recent times. The wedding cup was spectacular! A very nice additon to see in detail was some very well kept taxidermy which helps looking out for it on your travels in the area. Brillaint for kids! The next floor were galleries displaying sewing paraphanelia, local works and yet more fabulous bits for kids and then up to to the tudor room! Great access for all, plenty of seats for resting and two lifts! ***** Highly recommend *****

We went to the museum for easter activities and found them very calming esp with young children. On a windy day, we spent almost 4 hours inside the cosy museum, and it is a win for any parent.

Lovely place for families. There are 3 different places to see- Ronald Dahl museum, Machinery museum, outdoor dining- play area. All of them well organised, full of bits to see/ play.

I found the museum and all the information very interesting and quite fascinating. However the refreshments are the worst I've ever experienced. Having to wait ages to be served the sandwiches were quite expensive for what they were. I ordered a mozzarella sandwich which turned out to be a slice of cheese between 2 tasteless slices of white bread which hadn't even been closed properly with no embellishments and the cappuccino was an instant one from a sachet. For the prices I expected better an absolute rip off.

very nice

Over priced waste of time and money. Places like this should be free considering how little they offer. 5 or 6 rooms with the exhibits spaced far apart. Could have put everything in one room and be done in 5 minutes. If you want a decent time (and zero cost) go to Tring to the animal museum.

This place is a treasure trove for young kids, especially kids with SEN. They offer regulation packets for autistic children, the rooms are very sensory and autism friendly, and it’s not often very busy. There is loads to do! Staff are also very welcoming and understanding.

Fantastic little add-on with plenty for the kids to do and explore. It's been here a while and feels a little "well used". Could probably do with a bit of a refresh but it's still great and will keep kids and adults alike entertained for an hour or two.

It's fun and cute but so expensive for how small it is. Unless you buy the annual pass and visit regularly it's just not worth it. Even with the combined ticket, we spent less than an hour in both places.

Interactive and really helpful staff. Would have liked to spend more time there but my toddler was ready to go after about an hour

Incredible monument to a national treasure. Take your kids here soon. Enjoy the stories

Great and interesting place,

Excellent brewery and shop. First class service with knowledgeable, helpful and friendly staff. Definitely worth a visit if you enjoy real ale, free samples to try before you buy.

Superb shop with very friendly and knowledgeable staff. A very good range of items on sale, and reasonably priced too. I haven't had the brewery tour yet, but that's on my bucket list ✔️

The little brewery with a big punch. Love the beers especially the small tins of session IPA. Wish I still lived closer but I make each visit count to replenish stock.

Great selection, my favorite is the Golden Ale!

I love the Chiltern Brewery. I have been buying their beer for years. Lovely place, friendly staff and brilliant beer! What's not to like? They also run the Kings Head pub in Aylesbury which is my favourite Olde Worlde pub.

I can't tell you how much I love this brand and how great this Brewery shop is, and the staff are super friendly and helpful. I love the fact that you can buy takeaway draught beer. I also did the Brewery tour a few years back what was great fun. Oh and I definitely recommend buying a jar of pickled onions. 100% definitely worth a visit.

Very friendly and helpful staff. I was given samples if the various beers on offer in order to assist with my choice. Beers are excellent too. I came away with three different types in varying quantities. We had a barrel of Chiltern Black at our wedding reception and it always makes me think of that day. Despite that, it's still one of my favourite beers. 😃

Always a few interesting bits and often a new brew as well as the tried and true ones.

Great beer. Love the mini kegs. Try before you buy and pick up some meat for the bbq a bonus!

Fantastic beer and a lovely shop - definitely worth a visit! One of these days I'll get a tour in!

I went to the St George’s day parade and the Male Manager was there Giving the most eloquent speech. What an asset and most public spirited Gentleman and asset to our community and Zoomania.

Pros: fairly cheap compared to others locally though there is the option to pay with Tesco clubcard vouchers at local competitors. Food reasonable for what you pay for, if a bit slow in busy times. Staff good at telling kids to get out of the toddler area (though it'd be nice if their parents could, you know... Parent.) Cons: parking is rubbish, the spaces are tiny and mostly around the corner. This leads to people parking in the disabled spaces without blue badges. Cleanliness... Leaves A LOT to be desired. I'd be surprised if they do more than a cursory wipe down once a day, if that, from the state of what I saw today. There were areas that hadn't seen a hoover in a very long time. Everything is sticky and a bit grim. Upkeep: this place looks tired and run-down, the soft floor mats are coming away in parts of the ground floor sections and there are areas in the toddler section that are just unsafe around the fire exit door. There are loads of baby toys but most are broken or missing pieces. The slides: don't seem to slide? Maybe because they're not cleaned, maybe because they're old, I don't know but my just under 3 year old couldn't slide down them without having to scoot part of the way, nor could I, you basically seem to stick to them. The only slide he could actually slide down was the red slide into the ball pit. Lighting: I don't know if it's intentional but it's just very dark and dingy in places, I didn't enjoy trying to follow my child around at all.

Not surprised they have received 1 Star food hygiene, the food always tasted off and the staff were always rude and dismissive when complaining about it. Someone should also tell the lanky manager thing with blue hair to maintain some professionalism and not bash people voicing valid opinions on social media. Disgusting place with clearly disgusting staff and no morals. (Not to mention they also disregarded many of the covid safety rules to keep lining their pockets at the expense of customers health🤢)

Today I visited, like I do on a regular basis, and experienced the sing and dance class with Casey! What a treat this was! My little one loved it and so did the other kids! Casey is great great! The big bosses need to know how good she is!! Thank you Great facilities also! Love it when you polish the green slide….super fast 😀 Only criticism….you guys made a sensory area….with a “plug wall” for the kids to Play with….hard enough to stop them doing this at home without it been seen as a toy .

Went today with my 5 year old and 2 year old. And the lovely staff member will blue hair and great nails 😊 saved the day when my little boy was unhappy with his toy from the £1 machines 🙄 he was given a bouncy ball to make up for it! Thank you so much for your kindness!

We live in Northampton but thought we would give this play centre a trip, went here today with my two grandchildren they had a fantastic time, lots to do they joined in on a music/singing class and were well supervised on the climbing wall, lovely friendly staff and nice clean smart premises. Nice coffee too! Thankyou Nadia and your crew well worth 5 stars.

Good place for kids to have indoor soft play area. Good cafe and staff is very helpful. Bit thin on parking spaces but you can park your car opposite to the place.

Dirty, rude staff, filthy toilets and not one bit surprised at 1 star food hygiene rating. The place needs bulldozing as it seriously has become as HazMat issue. Children always ill for days after visiting here. Will not be bringing them back again even if invited to one of the parties your staff so clearly resent to host. 0 stars if that was possible!

Visited on Saturday and it was packed! The staff seems fed up and unhappy as a whole. Took an hour to get a panini made and at that they forgot about it. The lady explained they can't cope doing normal food and a child's party. My advice despite signs saying your not allowed to take your own food in, I would. Its manic in there no one would actually notice. Right on a positive note....parking is free. My 4yr old loved it! Big soft play and in great condition. We spent 3hrs playing and he loved it. £3.50 per extra adult which is steep! You pay 50p more for turning up rather than booking online. Could be so much better if it was run correctly by management.

Incredibly busy at peak times as you have a booking time to enter but can stay as long as you like. I feel they need to introduce slots with an end time to help crowd control. Other than that the staff are lovely and food is always good 😊

We had my daughters 5th birthday party here and the experience was absolutely faultless from booking to the party finishing. Every little detail was thought of. The staff were all incredibly helpful and cheerful. The food was great and the entertainment wonderful (we had the dance package with a visit from Spiderman) It was the little touches though that made this an excellent experience. All the guests gifts were gathered as they arrived which was brilliant as we could put them straight in the car without her wanting to open them then and there. Each child's shoes were assigned the same bucket so none went astray. Every member of the gathering also got a party bag and 45 minutes in the soft play alongside the entertainment and hot food. Allergies and dietary requirements were catered for and, yes! Basically super impressed!

Took my kids here lovely place for kids to play in.just one down side was my kids went on the climbing wall and got took down quickly for 2 other kids that already been on there before us! and they got to have anther go which didn’t seem fair that’s why I dropped 1 star for that but other then that very welcoming place staff are amazing

Such a cute lil spot 🥰 play areas for younger and older children, though if your lil one hasn't taken to their feet yet you might not be able to enjoy as much. Went during school times so nice n quiet. £9 for my under 1 n 8year old. Food available to buy, nice seated area. Didn't use the bathrooms so I cnt comment on hygiene. I'd go again n that's the aim isnt it. 😄

Lovely Saturday morning spent at Zoomania Aylesbury. A great, fun and safe play area for children. Yummy food, good service and clean loos! My daughter loves it here … also fab music playing we couldn’t stop singing along x

A fun place to spend time with your kids. Lots of soft play area , a soft basketball area and few slides. The cafe inside serves great meal and nice hot/cold beverages. There’s a party hall upstairs looks fun with all flashing lights. Could get really busy at peak times and I ended up standing for more than an hour waiting for a table/ chair while the little one was having fun.

We are regular visitors to zoomania Aylesbury and both my children absolutely love it there. Staff are so lovely and would go out their way to help you. If we’ve ever found any issues (which is very rare) we’ve just mentioned it to staff and it’s always been dealt with very quick, they are very approachable. It has always been clean when we’ve been even during the busy school holidays. Tonight we have been to there new laser parties and it was absolutely brilliant. Kids enjoyed it so much and so did the adults! Staff were so enthusiastic too. It’s really good value for money. We would love to go back again. During the holidays I’d highly recommend booking in as it does get busy!

We were visiting from St Albans and saw quite mixed reviews. I was totally flattered with different equipments given for children to play with.. Bouncers to rock for babies. Lovely hot food specially the vegan wrap. Delicious. Plenty of seating and clean play area. Absolutely lovely staff. Highly recommend.

Nice windmill. It stands on a hill with great views of the surrounding countryside. Two great pubs in the village of Brill. Make an afternoon of it.

If you’re in the area Brill windmill is definitely worth a visit! It’s a stunning place up stand and enjoy the view (particularly at sun set) Parking can sometimes be an issue, as there aren’t many spaces

Well maintained on the whole and sits in a very dramatic spot. Dropped a few stars though as it is not much of a destination in itself. No obvious information boards or details of either the windmill or adjoining clay pits. Great place to fit into a walk but probably not a worthwhile destination in itself except for the view out over the surrounding area.

Beautiful views, lovely coffee from Brill coffee van, and interesting chat from the chap undertaking the restoration work on the sails

Most beautiful skyline any time of day. Love riding up here on my mountain bike. First time ever I have had a chance to go into the Windmill. Really enjoyed listening to the history.

A lovely little restored windmill with stunning views and a great history. Very inexpensive to visit with a tiny exhibition room and two floors on windmill to visit. Kids and big kids !will love it and we really should help preserve these wonderful relics of a bygone age. Also worth a visit to the local town with a beautiful green and some great little shops.

Very beautiful landscape here! Great for a walk and see the beautiful scenery. There are a few little shops around for convenience. This place gets very warm in the summer. When the snow comes it is also very beautiful. Even better if you have a sledge!

Fabulous views of and from and also around Brill windmill. Enjoy at sunset after a cool summer's evening drink at The Pheasant Brill which the beer garden overlooks. The rolling grass hills surrounding certainly offer many views from which to enjoy the local surroundings and peaceful landscape.

Unfortunately the windmill itself wasn't open when I visited. The setting is beautiful , with great views and what looks like some sort of quarrying around d the outskirts of the hill the windmill is situated on. Parking is limited, though if full people do park on the side of the road. There is a pub nearby and the village of brill is also worth a wander round.

It was my first time seeing a traditional windmill! Lovely place to chill and relax with your family or peers. But, not a very engaging place- in a sense that you just go there, see the windmill and that’s just it. Maybe have a walk down the hill. Since there is a residential area nearby, there’s not much of a scenery to view. We went there on a hot summer day and enjoyed the soft breeze sitting on the staircase.

What can I say about aces high, what a fantastic run company, They are so professional and caring, Caroline great girl very helpful 😊

A place to get lost in the artwork will keep you there for hours also a place to meet the veterans from bomber and fighter command army airborne and navy ..highly recommend a visit on a signings day

This is quite possibly my favourite 'shop' still open. I've been visiting their galleries and popping into their tents at various air shows for about 10 years(ish) now and I'm yet to find a fault. Granted, I'm not exactly looking to find faults, but at the same time their whole business and the way they treat their customers/guests is first class. Their variety of prints, in my opinion, is vast and matched by the knowledge and professionalism of their staff. I've purchased several prints over the years and used their framing services on several occasions, each time it's been spot on. They're happy to personalise your framing and take time to run through options with you, ensuring you're happy with your purchase and getting exactly what you pay for. I strongly recommend that anyone considering buying a frame/print for a loved one who is into this part of WW2 visits the store.

Very friendly people working there. Spent 2 to 3 hours there and ended up buying 3 prints. The framing service is also excellent and the 2 prints I had framed look amazing. There are a handful of parking spaces immediately outside which are FOC. If you are planning on going at the weekend you might want to call them to check they are open as some weekends they travel to events which means the gallery is closed. Would highly recommend.

This is simply the best gallery in UK for your military prints, they have a huge collection... and not just military, there's plenty for the car enthusiasts too. The staff are friendly and they know what they are on about. Love my latest Dambuster signed print, the pride of my collection

Good Aviation and Military paintings. Friendly staff.

What a delightful find. We have been visiting the gallery for years now, such an amazing place for aviation fans. Always a fantastic welcome, from Colin, Caroline and their, very, knowledgable team. It feels like a family visit, such is the atmosphere. A warning though...you may well leave with a much emptier purse than than you arrived with! You will be thrilled with your purchase for many years to come, though and find it becomes an addiction, very easily. Please visit, if aviation is your thing, you will not be disappointed.

Just wanted to say I first spoke to Mark and Caroline over a year ago when I was looking for Robert Taylor pictures for my nephew - they were extremely helpful but we could not finding anything at the right price. Moving on 12 months they contacted me again and said that they might be able to help this year. I cannot thank them enough - well worth contacting Aces High they were very informative and looked after every detail. The pictures have been framed by them and every detail has been attended to - one very happy nephew this Christmas. Chris - Shropshire

If you're a David Bowie fan then definitely visit, it even plays music out of speakers sometimes. Not 100% sure what the connection between him and Aylesbury, apart from I think he played there once.

Beautifully done statue of DB right at the Market Square in Aylesbury. A must see if you are a fan of his music.

Great to see a bronze memorial to this great musician. A webcam is available.

Well worth the visit not a lot to see but if your passing take a look photos below 👇

Came down from Liverpool just to see this statue as my mum loves David Bowie. Was well worth the 3.5 hour drive! It's amazing!

Was there for the unveiling. Fantastic statue. Nice area, plenty of places to eat, drink and shop.

Good sculpture looks very cool.

A really interesting statue but in a rather poor location. Google maps had in the wrong place. Worth hunting down if in Aylesbury.

Well I was flabbergasted. What an enjoyable evening in the comedy club. It was a difficult evening because of world Cup. I loved it as did my husband. 1st Act what a Cracker with his voice impersonations . I should like to see more of his act he was very good. 2nd Act A wonderful young lady,she may disagree. A mature grown up conversation about botox. Adjusted to her Audience. Was fun. 3rd The French Guy! Well could be our new French Henning Wehn our German comedian with his modicum of laughter.

My first visit to this amazing centre. Warmly welcomed, lovely cafe and had my first taste of pop art with the very talented, friendly and super helpful Guy. I will certainly return. Thank you xx

A great local venue for Artists, Photographers and the general public to enjoy. Today I attended a dedicated event hoping to raise funds for our friends in Ukraine. Great coffee and cakes usually served 👌

Good centre for arts Brilliant for pottery and other hobbies

Saw the ska mongers who as always were excellent beer was well priced and if there was Air con it would have been a 5 star review

Great band. Very helpful staff. Good venue.

This is a superb facility. It has something for everyone. We had never done any pottery before. With a bit of help and guidance, we managed to produce something.

Great facility for local community. Been a member of the guitar class for over seven years

This place is awesome! From acting to BSL (British Sign Language) and from painting to pottery… Plus there’s a cafe! And the staff are a friendly bunch and that counts for a lot!

Oh my gosh how do I even begin to explain how wonderful Queens is?! I've been doing various classes for a few years now including: life drawing, acrylics, jewellery making, pottery and the new mindfulness art therapy workshop. All of these classes have really helped me connect with my art making process and meet some lovely people. It's easy to book classes online or in person and there's always some sort of exhibition or event on. I haven't been to one in a while but there's also plays/comedy nights on pretty regularly at reasonable prices. I would say their gigs are a little bit more expensive? But I could be wrong. Most teachers are lovely in the way they approach their subject and the way that they teach. Some teachers are less patient and can be patronising but you can always ask an experienced person taking the class for some advice. I no longer go to those classes but it doesn't mean someone might enjoy it more than I did (maybe I'm just a bit sensitive!). There's a nice little cafe, the coffee is good and the volunteers are really sweet, I just wish they occasionally had more savoury lunchy options like sandwiches or toasties but this is only a suggestion. Additionally because I work part time in education, it'd be so nice to be able to go to some adult classes during the summer holidays especially. My comments shouldn't diminish how great QPAC is because I know I'd be lost without it! Thank you so much for your services, Aylesbury is blessed to have QPAC!

Really excellent venue for the band Track dogs. Very welcoming staff and very friendly and organised. Very clean toilets. Easy parking on site.

Wonderful place full of amazing things to do and watch and take part in :D and local people making wonderful things to purchase.

Great little venue. I have seen a couple of really good bands here now, and will definitely be keeping an eye on their upcoming schedule

Brilliant places for all sorts of activities. Pleasant friendly people and a really good cafe.

This a a wonderfully creative space, with the opportunity to try out crafts of many different types and also to disply and sell your own expertise. Highly recommended.