Travel Guides
If you have 6 hours or half a day to spend in Chiltern, make the most of your time by following these suggestions:
The Chiltern Open Air Museum is a fascinating collection of historic buildings that have been rescued from demolition and rebuilt on a beautiful 45-acre site. You can spend a few hours exploring the different houses, farms, and workshops, and learning about rural life in the Chilterns. Allow at least 2 hours for your visit.
The Chiltern Way is a 134-mile walking trail that winds through some of the most beautiful countryside in the region. You can choose a section of the trail that suits your interests and fitness level, and enjoy the stunning views and fresh air. Allow 2-3 hours for your walk, depending on the length of the section you choose.
If you're a fan of the legendary children's author Roald Dahl, you won't want to miss this museum dedicated to his life and work. You can explore the interactive exhibits, dress up as your favourite characters, and even take part in a writing workshop. Allow 2-3 hours for your visit.
The Chilterns are known for their traditional pubs, many of which serve excellent food. Take a break from your activities and enjoy a leisurely lunch in a cosy country pub. Allow 1-2 hours for your meal.
Overall, you can mix and match these activities according to your preferences and schedule. Just remember to leave enough time to travel between locations and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way!