Miss Alice's Drive, HP18, Waddesdon CP, Waddesdon Ward, Aylesbury Vale District, Buckinghamshire

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Gifts shop - 372m
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Kiosk - 393m
website
Manor Courtyard coffee bar, with outdoor seating, serving hot drinks, baguettes and cakes to go

Cafe - 274m
The Stables Café
Indoor and outdoor seating (dogs only allowed outdoors), serving hot food, hot drinks, sandwiches and cake. Treaterie also at the Stables – indoor seating – serving pancakes, waffles, ice creams and sweet treats, as well as hot drinks
Restaurant - 338m
website - National Trust

zoo - 598m
Waddesdon Aviary
Touristic Attraction - 306m
The Stables
The stables are 17th century French style & were designed by the same architect who designed the Manor. It now houses a café, shop & Coach House gallery. There is a bronze horse by Edgar Boehm, believed to be the Duke of Wellington's charger. Copenhagen
Touristic Attraction - 356m
Waddesdon Manor - National Trust - fee HP18 0JH
Opening hours: We-Su 11:00-16:30; PH 11:00-16:30
Touristic Attraction - 337m
- - Waddesdon Estate
Touristic Attraction - 394m
Pullham rockword - National Trust
Artificial rock grottos were a feature of late 19th-century gardens. Here, they were created by James Pulham & Son, who made realistic looking blocks out of lime mortar poured over brick and rubble: cheaper than hewn stone. Herbaceous plants now grow here
Touristic Information - 469m
Tulip Patch
Tulip Patch
Artwork - 609m
Le Carrose

bicycle	no
description	Miss Alice's Drive goes through the woodland. There are natural features & structures to encourage wildlife. Please take care to avoid climbing on the features. Path is uneven in places and may not be suitable for all mobility requirements
foot	customers
way type	path
horse	no
motor_vehicle	private
name	Miss Alice's Drive
smoothness	bad
surface	gravel