Touristic Attraction - 1m
Palladian Bridge
Palladian Bridge
Designed to allow carriages to cross. Originally \nhigher over the water, but Octagon Lake has risen over the centuries. Stunning views."
Touristic Attraction - 323m
Octagon Lake
Originally designed in a traditional formal style with eight structured sides. The lake was later ‘naturalised’ by Earl Temple. The surrounding area is generally level, but with grassy banks rolling down to the water
Touristic Attraction - 394m
Gothic Temple
Book a short stay or holiday at the Gothic \nTemple through The Landmark Trust. Stunning \n360 degree balcony views."
Touristic Attraction - 232m
Temple of Friendship
This is where Cobham’s social and political clique gathered - an all-male safe space for drinking, holding forth and partying. It was severely damaged by fire in the 1840s.
Touristic Attraction - 392m
Pebble Alcove - National Trust
Touristic Attraction - 386m
Congreve's Monument
Touristic Attraction - 253m
Brown's Cascade - National Trust
Touristic Attraction - 362m
Marquess Urn - National Trust

tourism-yes - 98m
The Path of Virtue, Stowe - local - National Trust
tourism-yes - 194m
The Path of Liberty, Stowe - lwn - National Trust
Freedom is hard won, so this is the toughest of the three classic trails. Cobham’s politics are apparent everywhere: the Temple of Concord & Victory celebrates Britain’s triumphant 7yrs War while Lord Cobham’s Pillar shows him as a mighty Roman warrior.
tourism-yes - 248m
Stowe's 'Stowedrops' Walk, Stowe - lwn - National Trust
tourism-yes - 366m
Home Front Route, Stowe - lwn - National Trust
Created in 2024 as part of the D-Day 80 commemorations, this trail gives insight into Stowe's various wartime connections.
tourism-yes - 158m
Military Route, Stowe - lwn - National Trust
Created in 2024 as part of the D-Day 80 commemorations, this trail gives insight into Stowe's various wartime connections.
Toilets - 577m
- - National Trust

Palladian Bridge, MK18, Stowe CP, Luffield Abbey Ward, Aylesbury Vale District, Buckinghamshire

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