Number of results: 14
Bedfordshire
Woburn Safari Park offers an escape to the wild plains, jungles and savannahs of Africa without leaving the country! Teeming with amazing wildlife, your journey will take you just a windscreen width away from a huge number of endangered and exotic…
Milton Keynes
Are you ready to unleash your wild side at Woburn Safari Park?
Swing and zip through the treetops on a high ropes challenge, whilst enjoying magical views out across the animal reserves, when you visit Go Ape at Woburn.
Milton Keynes
Woburn Abbey and the surrounding Estate provide a stunning backdrop and historical setting for Woburn Golf Club.
Milton Keynes
Sitting proudly at the heart of picturesque Woburn Village, you’ll find The Woburn – a charming 18th-century property under the stewardship of the award-winning Oakman Group.
Woburn
The Black Horse offers a blend of traditional and modern – exposed beams, cosy décor and a modern “best of British” menu teamed with an exciting and varied wine list and real ales.
Milton Keynes
Market Place offers a fusion of Californian and Mediterranean cuisine in a beautifully restored Grade II Georgian building. Conference packages.
Woburn
Woburn Lido was given to the people of Woburn in 1911 as a gift from His Grace the Duke of Bedford.
Woburn
The Bell Hotel, a 17thC inn combining Tudor, Georgian and Victorian architecture, is situated in the pretty village of Woburn, approximately 10 minutes from the M1 jct 13.
Woburn
The site at 18 Bedford Street is one of the oldest buildings in Woburn, dating back to the Tudor era and it's history as a Coaching Inn can be traced back to the 17th century.
Miton Keynes
Located in the village of Woburn Havisham House is ideally suited for both a business trip or a stay to explore the many attractions nearby.
Woburn
Our restaurant, the Bedford Street Kitchen, prides itself on sourcing the best of local seasonal ingredients. We have relationships with local farms and butchers, and our head chef personally hand picks meat, fish, fruit and vegetables to ensure…
Bedford
Ridgmont Station Heritage Centre dates back to 1846 when it was built as one of the railway stations along the Marston Vale Line. At the request of the 7th Duke of Bedford it was built in a Gothic Rival style along with three other stations along…
Bedford
Ridgmont Station Heritage Centre dates back to 1846 when it was built as one of the railway stations along the Marston Vale Line. It is now home to a tea room, museum and gift shop, with an operational rail line.
Bedford
The Barn Cardington is a shop, deli, café and butchery offering the finest local produce from Bedfordshire and the surrounding areas. They are a social venture operated on a non-profit basis for the benefit of local communities.