Christine's Guidebook
Historical places of interest
Chenies Manor House a residence built with beautiful Tudor architecture and award winning gardens.
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Chenies Manor House
Chenies Manor House a residence built with beautiful Tudor architecture and award winning gardens.
Food scene
An inviting gastro pub with a wide choice of wines and fine ales. Good food in a pleasant environment with cosy log fires within walking distance.
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The Cricketers
Downside CommonAn inviting gastro pub with a wide choice of wines and fine ales. Good food in a pleasant environment with cosy log fires within walking distance.
A well supported local pub with a great garden enjoyed by many families and walkers. An extensive food menu with a very friendly establishment will make you feel welcome.
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The Boot
Chinnor RoadA well supported local pub with a great garden enjoyed by many families and walkers. An extensive food menu with a very friendly establishment will make you feel welcome.
A lovely gastro pub with a good menu in the next village along. A 5 minute car drive or a beautiful, leisurely 40 minute walk across the valley.
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Bedford Arms
A lovely gastro pub with a good menu in the next village along. A 5 minute car drive or a beautiful, leisurely 40 minute walk across the valley.
The Grove Luxury Hotel and spa has a championship golf course and several restaurants set in beautiful country setting over 300 acres.
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The Grove
83 Hammersmith GroveThe Grove Luxury Hotel and spa has a championship golf course and several restaurants set in beautiful country setting over 300 acres.
Sightseeing
Award winning tour. Step into the sets of Harry Potter World.
The impressive Houses of Parliament and The Palace of Westminster are the centre of politics in the UK. The Elizabeth Tower, in particular, often referred to by the name of its main bell, Big Ben, has become a famous London landmark and a popular tourist attraction.
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Westminster-pöllinn
The impressive Houses of Parliament and The Palace of Westminster are the centre of politics in the UK. The Elizabeth Tower, in particular, often referred to by the name of its main bell, Big Ben, has become a famous London landmark and a popular tourist attraction.