Top Things to do in Aylesbury Vale
Top Hotels in Aylesbury Vale
The 10 Best Free Things to do in Aylesbury Vale, England
Discover the best top things to do in Aylesbury Vale, United Kingdom including The Rising Sun, Secret Messages Interiors, XT Brewery, Keg Craft Beer, Winslow Farmers Market, St Laurence Church, Haddenham Museum, The Mitre, Aces High Gallery, Quainton Windmill.
Restaurants in Aylesbury Vale
1. The Rising Sun
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By localgh - Aylesbury Vale, United Kingdom
Liam and Sylvie are the loveliest land lords and couldn’t do more to make people feel welcome. They were so nice to us and our puppy when we first got her, even bringing their lovely dogs down to meet her. Fab selection of gins too! Only a shame we haven’t been able to get a table recently due to covid measures but we look forward to returning. We are so lucky to have such a great local.
2. Secret Messages Interiors
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
A large 2 storey Furniture/Interiors Showroom based on the Buckingham Industrial Estate offering Furniture, Home Interiors, Gifts & Accessories. Open 7 days a week. Also cater offer Homestyling & Interior Design Projects. We supply Beds, Dining Furniture, Living Furniture, Industrial Ranges, Chairs, Soft Furnishings, Lighting, Mirrrors & Much, Much More.
3. XT Brewery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By markgillis2018 - Chearsley, United Kingdom
Terrific selection of beers, both on tap and bottles etc. to take away (buy your own "growler" for environmentally friendly refills). Inside is comfy and cool with sofas and bar-stools; outside is a bunch of tables and chairs where you can lounge in the sun. It's very dog-friendly and, besides the excellent ales, there are posh gins, pork scratchings and pies and, according to my daughter; the best orange juice in the country.
4. Keg Craft Beer
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 49 reviews
We are a craft beer bar/shop, serving 6 Keg craft beers and 2 Local Cask ales at all times. The beers are rotated on a very regular basis and therefore we offer a complimentary tasting service. We also specialise in craft gin, we have many unusual varieties on offer, including the 'magic blue' one. Real ciders and single estate wines are also there for your pleasure. You don't have to drink in, we have a varied selection of bottled and canned craft and european beers, traditional ales and ciders. Glass jugs, known as growlers can be purchased for you to take your favourite draft beer home with you. We are always happy to see you and talk you through our beer selection. Please feel free to bring your vinyl records in for us to play, as we have a quality turntable playing our own eclectic music. Opening Times: Mon-Thur 11:00/21:00hrs Friday 11:00/22:00hrs Saturday 11:00/23:00hrs Sunday 12:00/18:00hrs
Reviewed By mjayx2 - Wokingham, United Kingdom
Fantastic & cool little craft bar down a side street in the middle of Bourne End. Really friendly and vibrant atmosphere, but the best thing is the varied selection of craft beers. What a place to chill out, converse, and sup great rare beers.
5. Winslow Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By jackieenglefield - Surrey, United Kingdom
I love this little town and the farmers market is brilliant. I always see something different and the prices are obviously dearer than shops but then you can't buy what is on sale in the market from any shop.
6. St Laurence Church
7. Haddenham Museum
8. The Mitre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
A 10 minute walk from the centre of Buckingham takes you to the town's oldest pub. A cosy atmosphere is enhanced by a real open fire as well as a new log burner in winter. As you would expect from a free house, the Mitre has changing and interesting beers, featuring guests from all over the UK as well as local breweries such as Blackpit. Major sporting events are shown on the five large-screen Sky and BT TV and, if games clash, different matches can be shown at once. The pub also has a beautiful new piano which landlord Pete will regularly jump on to sing a few songs and many locals also play. Pete bought the pub in May 2017 and since then the toilets have been refurbished and a new oak bar and a new cellar chilling system installed with all new pipework. The land behind the previous garden has been extended and re-landscaped.
Reviewed By NeilRG - Buckingham, United Kingdom
If you are ever in Buckingham looking for a good pub to go to it is worth stretching ones legs and make your way to The Mitre. Proper beer, guest ales, open fires, large garden, and a great atmosphere year round. Well worth it.
9. Aces High Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
10. Quainton Windmill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Quainton Windmil is a historic windmill in the village of Quainton, Buckinghamshire. The six-storey brick tower mill was built 1830-32, is one of the most visible buildings in the village.
Reviewed By 923Dan - Swindon, United Kingdom
Stunning 6-storey windmill - the 3rd tallest in the country - currently undergoing top-notch restoration - so missing its sails. Arrived mid-morning during the week not knowing if they were open, but Nick a member of the family (who has owned the windmill since it was built), was happy to give me a full in depth personal tour of the windmill for free! Though i'm hasten to add that they gratefully accept donations to help with its restoration. Whilst it was a long sometimes dirty hot slog to get to the roof, the views from the tail deck were simply stunning on a sunny April morning (yes, a rarity!!!). Nick's knowledge of the history and workings of the mill were excellent. I'll definitely be bring the kids back to visit this relic of a bygone age when wing was used to grind corn! Highly recommended - though do check when they're open.
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