Places to explore near Beaconsfield StationBeaconsfield

The oldest model village in the world, a 1920s miniature landscape of towns and railways in the gardens at Beaconsfield.

0.3 km N

Beech woods and chalk downland within easy reach of London, laced with old ridge paths and grazing red kites

0.6 km NE

Chilterns village round a green and pond, keeping Milton's Cottage where Paradise Lost was finished and neighbouring the Chiltern Open Air Museum.

5.5 km E · Buckinghamshire

The river from its Cotswold trickle to the Thames Barrier — the gentlest long walk in Britain.

6.2 km SW · spans 7 counties

The non-tidal Thames — 45 locks of managed river between Cricklade's meadows and the tideway at Teddington.

6.3 km SW · spans 7 counties

Italianate mansion above grand Thames-side gardens.

6.6 km SW

Thames-side village of Stanley Spencer, who painted its riverbank and church and is remembered in a gallery on the high street.

7.2 km SW · Berkshire

Rescued historic buildings re-erected across parkland near Chalfont St Giles, from an Iron Age house to Victorian farm and chapel.

7.5 km E

A long-held family pub in a Chilterns village, The Good Pub Guide's Country Pub of the Year 2019.

7.8 km N

Old market town in the Misbourne valley with a broad high street of coaching inns, timbered houses and a 17th-century market hall below hilltop new Amersham.

7.8 km N · Buckinghamshire

Quiet Misbourne village of old cottages and a manor, its flint church keeping medieval wall paintings, spared the through-traffic of its larger neighbour.

7.9 km N · Buckinghamshire

Microbrewery at Marlow Bottom with a beer shop and tours, brewing real ales since the early 1990s.

9 km W

Small Thames island park at Maidenhead by Boulter's Lock, with riverside gardens, an aviary and a café.

9.4 km SW

Disraeli's red-brick country home and garden.

9.4 km NW

Famous Thames lock and weir at Maidenhead, once the busiest on the river and a fashionable Edwardian boating spot.

9.5 km SW

London to Birmingham by water — the trunk route of the canal age, with arms reaching Leicester, Aylesbury, Northampton and Paddington.

10 km E · spans 9 counties

A National Trust place in Buckinghamshire.

1.2 km W

Old coaching town on the London road with a broad four-part high street of Georgian inns, the resting place of Edmund Burke and G. K. Chesterton.

1.3 km SE · Buckinghamshire

The Chiltern Society's grand loop through four counties of beechwood and chalk, grown from a Millennium project into 177 miles.

1.7 km NW · spans 5 counties

Rambling ancient freehouse at Forty Green near Beaconsfield, claiming roots back some nine centuries, full of dark beams and old salvage.

1.9 km NW

A National Trust place in Buckinghamshire.

6.3 km S