Things to Do & Attractions in Aylesbury
Things to do across Aylesbury and the wider Vale cover a broad range of days out, from parks and gardens and family playgrounds to museums, theatres, cinemas and historic sites. Whether you are planning a quiet walk in a nature reserve, a rainy-day visit to soft play, or an evening at a gallery or escape room, this section brings those options together in one place.
In this section
- Parks and gardens
- Family playgrounds
- Museums and galleries
- Theatres and cinemas
- Historic sites
- Nature reserves
- Soft play
- Bowling and escape rooms
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N ★ 4.3 (50)
National Trust – Long Crendon Courthouse
📍 High St, Aylesbury Card paymentsContactless
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What customers say review highlights
- fascinating historic building
- excellent information boards
- pretty surrounding village
- street parking nearby
- short, worthwhile visit
- steep stairs limit accessibility
- restricted opening days
- lots of reading if rushed
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Popular ★ 4.8 (95)
Whiteleaf Cross Chalk Figure
📍 Peters Ln, Aylesbury Free parking
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What customers say review highlights
- stunning panoramic countryside views
- well-maintained woodland trails
- free parking nearby
- peaceful spot for picnics
- good wildlife spotting
- steep climb in places
- car park has height restriction
- Popular ★ 5 (3) Roadquest Escape Games 📍 14 Temple St, Town Centre Accessible parkingCard paymentsContactless View
- ★ 4 (1) MKC THEATRE SCHOOL 📍 Bedgrove Junior School, Ingram Ave Accessible parkingStep-free access View
- T Popular ★ 5 (2) The Big Shoot – Clay Shooting 📍 College Farm, Chearsley Road, Aylesbury Accessible parking View
- Popular ★ 5 (1) 5th Aylesbury Scout HQ 📍 Aylesbury HP21 9LA, United Kingdom View
- Popular ★ 5 (1) Leah’s groom services 📍 Barnsbury Ave, Town Centre View
- Buckinghamshire Historical Association 📍 Meeting House, Rickford's Hill, Town Centre View
- Former site of the Aylesbury United members club 📍 Aylesbury HP20 2BJ, United Kingdom View
- Popular ★ 4.6 (8) Melba Street Play Area 📍 Clemens Rd, Aylesbury Step-free access View
- Popular ★ 4.5 (10) Ronnie Barker Statue 📍 Aylesbury HP20 1UG, United Kingdom Step-free access View
- Popular ★ 5 (5) Statue of John Hampden 📍 Aylesbury HP20 1TA, United Kingdom Step-free access View
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★ 4.3 (13)
Norman Bragg Studio
📍 Exchange St, Town Centre Accessible toiletCard paymentsContactless
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What customers say review highlights
- intimate, close-up performances
- clean and smart venue
- friendly, helpful staff
- good value entertainment
- easy parking and accessible facilities
- expensive drinks
- hot and stuffy without air conditioning
- uncomfortable connected seating
- restricted views from end seats
- ★ 3.3 (3) Oakfield Scout Hall 📍 Oakfield Rd, Town Centre Accessible parkingStep-free access View
- Popular ★ 5 (1) Helen Light Photography 📍 41 Charmfield Rd, Aylesbury View
- ★ 4.25 (23) Studio Flat near Waterside Theatre 📍 Aylesbury HP20 1RD, United Kingdom View
- Brunswick Close Playground 📍 Aylesbury HP19 9HH, United Kingdom Step-free access View
- Popular ★ 5 (1) Museu britânico 📍 5, 65 Bicester Rd, Aylesbury View
- Sigma Broadcast 📍 14 Dixon Cl, Aylesbury Accessible parking View
- Turnfurlong Park and Play Area 📍 Turnfurlong Ln, Aylesbury Step-free access View
- White Hill Park 📍 Oxford Rd, Town Centre Step-free access View
- Former Saracens Head public house 📍 The Saracens, 5 Rickford's Hill, Aylesbury HP20 2RT, United Kingdom View
- Former site of The Steeplechase public house 📍 Taylor Rd, Aylesbury View
- Match Gallery 📍 5 The Square, Aylesbury View
What this section covers in Aylesbury
This section groups attractions and activities of many kinds, so it helps to start with the type of visit you have in mind. Outdoor options range from open green spaces to managed nature reserves with marked trails. Indoor and all-weather choices include museums, art galleries, cinemas and soft play, which often work well on wet or cold days. Families with young children may prefer playgrounds or soft play, while older visitors might lean towards historic sites, theatres or a gallery. Many places in and around the town centre are within a short drive of each other, so it is often possible to combine more than one in a day.
What to check before you visit
Opening hours vary by season and some attractions close on certain weekdays, so it is worth checking the listing or the venue directly before travelling. For ticketed places like theatres and some larger attractions, prices and availability change, so booking ahead is often sensible. Look at recent ratings and reviews for a sense of what to expect, and confirm details such as parking, step-free access and whether dogs are welcome where that matters to you.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Things to Do and Attractions section include?
It groups a wide range of days out, including parks and gardens, playgrounds, attractions, historic sites, art galleries, soft play, museums, theatres, cinemas, nature reserves, and bowling and escape rooms. Use the buttons above to focus on one type, or browse all the listings below.
How do I choose where to go?
Start with the kind of visit you want, such as outdoor, family-friendly or indoor for poor weather. Then check opening hours, recent ratings and any booking requirements on the listing before you set off.
Which areas are covered?
Listings cover Aylesbury and the surrounding Vale, including nearby places such as Wendover, Haddenham, Buckingham and Winslow.
How can I get an attraction listed?
If you run an attraction or activity in the area, you can submit it to be included in the relevant subcategory. Listings typically display your ratings, opening hours and contact details once added.