Buckinghamshire: Fun and exploration

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Buckinghamshire: Top attractions in one of our popular job locations

At Hourglass Education, we’re all about finding the perfect fit for your next teaching role, whether you’re relocating from overseas or seeking a new challenge. If you’re considering a move to the charming county of Buckinghamshire, we’ve rounded up some must-see attractions to give you a taste of what life here could be like. Let’s dive in! 

 

Bletchley Park 

Step back in time at Bletchley Park in Milton Keynes, the historic site where wartime codebreakers cracked the Enigma code. Discover the gripping stories of Alan Turing and his team through interactive exhibits and preserved buildings. It’s a fascinating journey into the world of espionage and a tribute to a pivotal moment in history. Find out more here. 

 

Waddesdon Manor 

Get ready to be wowed by Waddesdon Manor, a French Renaissance-style château near Aylesbury. Built by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild, this opulent estate dazzles with its grand interiors, impressive art collection, and stunning gardens. Plus, seasonal events and exhibitions keep things exciting year-round. Find out more here. 

 

Gulliver’s Land – Theme Park 

Family fun awaits at Gulliver’s Land in Milton Keynes, where younger kids can enjoy a range of thrilling rides, interactive play areas, and themed zones. Designed with safety and excitement in mind, it’s the perfect spot for a fun-filled family day out, leaving both kids and parents smiling. Find out more here. 

 

Stowe Gardens 

Take a leisurely stroll through Stowe Gardens near Buckingham and marvel at 18th-century landscape design at its finest. Created by the likes of Capability Brown, these gardens feature picturesque lakes, classical temples, and lush lawns. It’s a peaceful escape into natural beauty and historical charm. Find out more here. 

 

National Trust Cliveden 

Explore National Trust Cliveden, near Taplow, a grand estate with a rich history. Once a playground for the aristocracy, Cliveden boasts a majestic house, beautifully manicured gardens, and breathtaking views over the River Thames. Perfect for a day of history, elegance, and outdoor enjoyment. Find out more here. 

 

Why Buckinghamshire? 

Buckinghamshire offers a delightful mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. From the intrigue of Bletchley Park and the splendour of Waddesdon Manor to the excitement of Gulliver’s Land, the charm of Stowe Gardens, and the grandeur of Cliveden, there’s something for everyone here. 

At Hourglass Education, we’re ready to help you find your ideal teaching role in this vibrant and welcoming county. Fancy a fresh start? Drop us your CV and take the first step towards your next big opportunity. 

 

 

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