Market town in Oxfordshire, England
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Thame (pronounced like tame) is a small town lying on the River Thame in Oxfordshire.
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A lovely wander through manicured gardens.
Weekly Livestock Market
Whilst targeted at local farmers and visitors will be unlikely to be wanting to purchase livestock, it can be interesting to watch a rural agricultural livestock auction.
Parade and all sorts of fun competitions, etc.
Wildlife Hospital/Rescue Visitors Centre
Children's Indoor Activity Centre
The town was used extensively for location filming for the UK TV detective series Midsomer Murders. Many Thame landmarks feature in the series.
Cycle Path
Between Thame & Princes Risborough, 5 miles (8 km). Being on a dismantled railway, not too many hills!
Italian Restaurant & Take-away
Wi-Fi
Indian Restaurant & Take-away
Indian Restaurant
Chinese Restaurant
Stylish cafe and deli, serving great coffee, brunch beautiful salads, homemade cakes, etc.
Pub & Thai Restaurant
Pub & Food
Pub & Food
Pub & Food
B&B
Crystal/New Age Shop
Supermarket
By train
By bus
Thame is served by the 280 & X8 buses which runs along the A418 from Aylesbury to Oxford.
By bicycle
On foot
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