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Buckinghamshire

Buckinghamshire is a county in South-east England bordering Greater London, Berkshire, Oxfordshire and others. The name Buckinghamshire originated from Anglo-Saxon and its name exists from the 12th century. Buckinghamshire includes two biggest rivers, the Thames and the river Great Ouse. The total population of Buckinghamshire in 2016 was around 534 thousand people. Coat of arms features the white swan in chains and the flag is the white swan in chains on the red and black background.

In Buckinghamshire, there are 168 parishes. The landscape is moulded by many historical activities such as recreation, settlements, and farming. It is both man-made and natural and is left with many physical traces of those changes that helped in making today's characteristically landscape as it is. There are also many parks in like Black Park, Langley Park and others in which sometimes filming takes place. Fishing is also one of the perks in the parks.

As for accommodation, there are various ways for your settlement as you decide to visit Buckinghamshire. You could choose between many hotels and self-catering services such as The Old Rectory or at the Barn at Lower Bassibones Farm. Amazing gardens and glorious landscapes will make your trip worthwhile and for sure leave a trace in your memory of a place you'd want to come back to. Buckinghamshire is a great county for visiting and relaxing.

In Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire you can go and visit the Waddesdon Rothschild Collection museum which includes many treasures mainly from the region but also from Europe. Visiting the Waddesdon museum will greatly improve your feelings and knowledge of the arts you can find there, like Renaissance figures, French calendars from Louis XIV to the Revolution, various paintings from established painters, natural riches of Earth, coin collections and many other valuables. Try not to miss this museum.

Cliveden House has a 350 years old history and is a place you must stay at. At the House, you can experience the exclusive cuisine, a boat trip, plan a party or even host your own wedding. Spoiling yourself for a weekend is one of the perks for yourself and your family or partner. Deciding to organize a meeting at Cliveden House or simply if you decide to visit for leisure and relaxation purposes, you are welcome.

The National Trust organization is charity organization in which you can participate with donations or even giving your time and energy as a volunteer. The charity was founded in 1895 by three people and ever since they strive for the preservation of the national heritage in order for everyone to be able to enjoy the nature and its vast coastline, explore quarter million hectares of land and several hundreds of historic houses, ancient monuments, and castles.