Milton Keynes has some brilliant country parks, tourist attractions and sites of historical interest to help give us all that perfect break from the hustle and bustle of modern life.
It’s a great place to enjoy an excellent weekend if you are entertaining friends and family from out of town.
Here we bring you just a few ideas showing our area in all its glory – and that are guaranteed to leave a lasting impression on your loved ones.
If you have a scenic picture you would like to share, drop us a line and tell us where it is and why you love it so much.
9. Iron Trunk Aqueduct
The Iron Trunk Aqueduct carries the Grand Union Canal over the River Ouse and stands at an impressive 10.8 metres high - with impressive views. Photo: Stock
10. Campbell Park
Campbell Park is Milton Keynes' city centre park. Visitors can discover public art, water features, the Grand Union Canal, a cricket pitch and much more. It is a perfect place for enjoying outdoor life. Photo: Emma Thompson : The Parks Trust, Milton Keynes
11. Linford Lakes Nature Reserve
The 37 hectare site consists of a large lake, reedbeds, wet woodland and several small meadows interlaced with a number of smaller lakes and ponds. It is a perfect place for wildlife spotting. Photo: The Parks Trust
12. Caldecotte Lake
Caldecotte Lake, located in the south of the city, is ideal for those who like to be outdoors and active. Enjoy walking around the entire lake and observing wildlife such as waterfowl and damselflies. With over a mile of fishing bank, anglers will also love Caldecotte Lake fishing. Stocked with roach, pike, bream and tench. Photo: The Parks Trust, Milton Keynes