Aylesbury
Buckinghamshire’s county seat since 1536, Aylesbury is an ancient market town where sellers still lay out their goods four days a week in the cobblestone market square, though these days you’re just as likely to find vegan cheese and artisanal bread as you are to find apples and pears.
Aylesbury is blanketed by its history, from the historic Corn Exchange and adjacent Crown Court buildings on the market square to the stately Victorian clock tower, though it is certainly embracing its present with a lively, award-winning town centre. Copious bars, pubs and restaurants are tucked into the old town’s Jacobean, Tudor and Georgian buildings. Looking out to the countryside, you’re quickly reminded that you’re in the Vale of Aylesbury, with it’s rolling green landscape and numerous stately homes and gardens owned by the National Trust.
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Hedsor House Is A Private Country house Wedding Venue in Buckinghamshire. Set in Its own 100-acre historic Park, Hedsor is an exclusive use wedding venue just 26 Miles from London.
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Ideally located on the banks of the River Thames between Oxford and Henley.
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Aylesbury
Buckinghamshire’s county seat since 1536, Aylesbury is an ancient market town where sellers still lay out their goods four days a week in the cobblestone market square, though these days you’re just as likely to find vegan cheese and artisanal bread as you are to find apples and pears.
Aylesbury is blanketed by its history, from the historic Corn Exchange and adjacent Crown Court buildings on the market square to the stately Victorian clock tower, though it is certainly embracing its present with a lively, award-winning town centre. Copious bars, pubs and restaurants are tucked into the old town’s Jacobean, Tudor and Georgian buildings. Looking out to the countryside, you’re quickly reminded that you’re in the Vale of Aylesbury, with it’s rolling green landscape and numerous stately homes and gardens owned by the National Trust.