Milton Keynes

Among the newest cities of the UK, Milton Keynes has the rivers Great Ouse and Ouzel running around it and is the largest settlement of Buckinghamshire in south-eastern England. One of the most modern cities in the country, a prominent highlight of the UK ‘new town’ is the Concrete Cows sculpture constructed from scrap.

Among the most unique and elaborate cities in the UK, Milton Keynes embodies the high point of urban planning and modernity in the country. From millions of trees lining the city to modern buildings dotting the area, Milton Keynes also incorporates the old-world charm of World War era structures.

Some of the most prominent tourist hotspots of Milton Keynes include Bletchley Park, National Museum of Computing, Woburn Abbey and Gardens, Milton Keynes Museum, Willen Lakeside Park, Peace Pagoda, Stony Stratford, Woburn Safari Park, Milton Keynes Theatre, National Radio Centre, Emberton Country Park, Xscape, Thrift Farm, Gulliver’s Land and The Centre: MK.

Milton Keynes charts a different yet refreshing territory in the UK tourism sphere, offering visitors a world of modern entertainment at theme parks and museums that pay homage to modern scientific aspects. From shopping to outdoor adventures, Milton Keynes offers activities that cater to all kinds of travellers. Milton Keynes experiences the typical UK climate, with short, comfortable and cloudy summers to long, cold and windy winters.