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Buckingham

Buckingham is a small historic market town in South East England. It is in the northern half of Buckinghamshire close to the borders of Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire. It is 17 miles (25 km) north of the county town Aylesbury, 13 miles west of central Milton Keynes and 58 miles (100 km) north west of London.

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    Buckingham Old Gaol

    The purpose-built 1748 prison, extended by the famous architect George Gilbert Scott in 1839 is now the town museum (including a Flora Thompson exhibition) and houses tourist information centre.

    Mon-Sat 10AM-4PMAdults £3.50, children £2.00 (under 5s free), family ticket £9.00 (2 adults and up to 3 children)

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    Chantry Chapel

    A 15th-century chapel, restored by Gilbert Scott in 1875, now home to a National Trust second-hand bookshop.

    Tue-Sat 10AM-3PMFree

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    St Peter and St Paul Parish Church

    Built in 1780, and significantly altered and extended in the 1860s by Sir George Gilbert Scott with impressive Gothic interior and chancel.

    Daily 10AM-5PM (approx)Free entry

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    Stowe Landscaped Gardens

    Very significant 18th-century gardens now owned by the National Trust, covering 250 acres with many follies and sculpture.

    Daily 10AM-4PM (winter) and 10AM-6PM (summer)Adult £8.00, child £4.10