High Wycombe![]()
Tourist Information Centres High Wycombe TIC |
Destination Buckinghamshire's largest town, once famous for its chair-making industry. Set in a steep valley, it has a pedestrianised Georgian High Street, the Little Market House, and a handsome, arcaded Guildhall. The 12c parish church is thelargest in the county, and beyond that is Wycombe Museum. East of the town is The Rye, a wide expanse of grassland bounded by beechwoods. The ancient ceremony of 'Mayor Making' takes place in the town each May, in which the Mayor and Charter Trustees are weighed to see if they are getting fat at rate payers' expense. What's on Offer Places to Visit High Wycombe and the surrounding area has a fabulous choice of attractions and many of them offer excellent event programmes so you can make your day out one to remember. Entertainment Wycombe Swan Theatre, 01494 512000 Shopping High Wycombe has two shopping centres, Eden and Chilterns, and there are also plenty of well known names along the High Street and on the many other shopping streets in town. The weekly market offers a great range of products at unbeatable prices. Eating Out High Wycombe and the surrounding area has a wonderful selection of pubs and restaurants to choose from, whether you are just after a quite pint, a Sunday roast for the whole family or a romantic setting for dinner. Recreation & Sport Wycombe Sports Centre, 01494 688100, www.leisurecentre.com Accommodation Visit: www.visitbuckinghamshire.org/site/accommodation Getting There Road By road High Wycombe is 32 miles from central London, 97 miles from Birmingham, 188 miles from Manchester and is served well by motorway and A-road network. Rail The town is easily accessible by rail. |


