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Aylesbury

The county town of Buckinghamshire, with cobbled market square and charming conservation area near the church, Aylesbury is steeped in history.

Berkhamsted

An historic town, between Tring and Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamstead was the terminating point of the 1066 battle and the ruins of the Norman castle still remain.

Buckingham

This small market town has a variety of restaurants, bars, pubs and local shops. Market days are Tuesday and Saturday, with a farmers' market held on the first Tuesday of each month.

Dunstable

Dunstable is an ancient Roman town at the crossroads of two Roman roads, nestling at the foot of the spectacular scarp slope of the Dunstable Downs.

Epping Forest

Visit the beautiful natural landscape of Epping Forest with areas of woodland, grassland, heath, rivers and ponds, is situated on the border between London and Essex.

Harlow

Harlow is best known for being one of the first postwar New Towns, yet few people realise that it is also one of the oldest settlements in England. Famed for its acres and acres of parkland.

Hatfield has a number of places of interest such as Hatfield House where Queen Elizabeth I spent her childhood, as well as the Mill Green Museum and Mill, and lots of activities on offer at Hatfield Water Park.

Hemel Hempstead

You’ll be amazed at how much there is to do in Hemel Hempstead including a cinema, ten pin bowling, an ice rink, a water park, as well as restaurants, bars, pubs and night clubs.

Henley-on-Thames

Although best known for the annual summer Henley Royal Regatta, there’s a surprising amount of other attractions and sites to visit in Henley.

Hertford

County town of Hertfordshire, Hertford is steeped in history. At the confluence of three rivers, the quaint town centre is a mix of historic buildings and quaint backstreets and waterways.

High Wycombe

In the heart of the Chilterns, High Wycombe is surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in southern England and was once known as 'the furniture capital of England'.

Hitchin

Hitchin, steeped in history and architecture, is well-known for its church, St. Mary’s, which is the largest parish church in Hertfordshire, and looks over one of the best markets for miles.

Leighton Buzzard

There’s something for the whole family in and around the Bedfordshire town of Leighton Buzzard. The town is known for the Leighton Buzzard Light Railway, a narrow gauge heritage railway.

Luton

To some, Luton is Vauxhall cars or Lorraine Chase's iconic 'Luton Airport' Campari advert, but this former straw hat-making centre has a rich multi-cultural ambience and a spectacular international carnival.

Marlow

Now one of the most sought-after places to live in the country, Marlow is a fantastic place to visit, with the regatta held by the river Thames in the town each summer.

Milton Keynes

There’s lots to keep you occupied in Milton Keynes, including the huge city centre shopping area, an array of cafes, bars and restaurants at The Hub and the Odeon Cinema and Gala Bingo at The Point.

Oxford

This University city of 'dreaming spires' has a real buzz and great atmosphere. You'll be spoilt for choice with the huge range of attractions and events on offer.

Reading

Home to the well-known Reading Festival, which takes place every year with brilliant line-ups, Reading is a great place to visit, with a number of changes having taken place in recent years.

St Albans

A beautiful city, dominated by stunning, historic architecture and a famous cathedral, St Albans has is also noted for having the most pubs per square mile in Britain.

Stevenage

From the air, this Hertfordshire town is shaped like a heart. Although it is not an obvious tourist destination, it is a lovely place to visit with beautiful countryside both around and within it.

Thame

Thame is a quaint old market town in Oxfordshire, which includes the delightful Montesson square and a market is held every Tuesday, including a farmers' market every second Tuesday of the month.

Tring

There’s many places to visit in Tring, including the 300-acre Tring Park, an ideal place for walkers, naturalists or those who are looking for a perfect summer picnic spot.

Waltham Abbey

Waltham Abbey includes remains of the Augustinian Abbey founded by King Henry II in 1177. The town boasts hundreds of years of history to discover and explore, with the Abbey and surrounding grounds being the main attraction for visitors.

Watford

Excellent shopping facilities and many beautiful parks contrast with the tranquility of the canal system.

Welwyn Garden City

There’s lots to see and do in Welwyn Garden City, which combines the perfect mix of urban and natural surroundings, complete with its own Roman baths which are preserved in a steel vault under the motorway.