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Buckinghamshire is located in South East England, one of the home counties it is located close to London and the South East, the Midlands region and East Anglia. Prominent towns in the area include Aylesbury, Buckingham and Milton Keyes.
Buckinghamshire includes an urban environment found in its large towns and a more rural countryside environment found in the countryside and Chiltern Hills (AONB), making it a favourite among cyclists and walkers. The county includes a number of charming small towns and villages. Local attractions in the county include the Chiltern Hills, Chantry Chapel , Claydon House, Roald Dahl Museum, Waddesdon Manor and Stowe Landscaped Gardens. There are a number of historic buildings, castles, museums and galleries for visitors to explore in the area.
The area is host to a number of local festivals, shows, fairs and concerts throughout the year
Buckinghamshire Quick Facts
Population: 739,600
Region: South East England
Area total: 1,874 sq km
Languages: English
Dialling Code: 01296 (Aylesbury), 01908 (Milton Keynes), 01280 (Buckingham), 01494 (High Wycombe).
Postcode Area HP17-22 (Aylesbury), MK (Milton Keynes), MK18 (Buckingham), HP10-15 (High Wycombe).
Closest Airports: London Luton Airport, Heathrow Airport and London Stansted Airport.
Local Food: Aylesbury Duck, Artisan Cheeses and locally brewed ciders, beers and wines.
Nearest Towns & Cities: Milton Keynes, Aylesbury, Buckingham, High Wycombe, Amersham and Marlow.
Famous Attractions: Chiltern Hills, Chantry Chapel , Claydon House, Roald Dahl Museum, Waddesdon Manor and Stowe Landscaped Gardens.
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