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A week-long festival of music, normally held first week of July.
The purpose-built 1748 prison, extended by the famous architect George Gilbert Scott in 1839 is now the town museum (including a Flora Thompson exhibition) and houses tourist information centre.
A 15th-century chapel, restored by Gilbert Scott in 1875, now home to a National Trust second-hand bookshop.
Very significant 18th-century gardens now owned by the National Trust, covering 250 acres with many follies and sculpture.
Built in 1780, and significantly altered and extended in the 1860s by Sir George Gilbert Scott with impressive Gothic interior and chancel.
Buckingham's local community cinema shows blockbusters, art and foreign films on a regular basis in the University of Buckingham's upgraded theatre.
Refurbished and expanded leisure centre with swimming pool, gym, squash and climbing wall.