Buckinghamshire

The history of Buckinghamshire goes back to Roman times: Watling Street and Akeman Street are two of the main Roman roads that cross the county from east to west, linking London with other parts of Roman Britain, while the Icknield Way, which follows the line of the Chiltern Hills, was used as a line of defence.

Buckinghamshire is also a county of many landscapes; soft rolling hills, lush wooded valleys, wide open vales. There are over 2,000 miles of public rights of way (oh and shopping centres too...).

So put on your walking shoes and explore the area at your own pace!