Buckingham – Buckinghamshire is a beautiful little town nestled at the border or the famous Thames River that runs its course in Eastern England. To be more precise about its location, it is sited ten miles from the confined boundaries of Northamptonshire. The population of this town is recorded at 11, 572 according to the United Kingdom Census of 2001.

Though a small town, Buckingham – Buckinghamshire does not cease to attract the tourists all the year around. Be it the breathtaking Stowe Landscape Gardens or the pristine Buckingham Chantry Chapel, this town serves to be a great weekend gateway or a delightful vacation spot. Other places of interest include Buckingham Old Gaol, Stowe and Confluence Point. The wide array of restaurants, pubs, and night clubs lets the tourists enjoy themselves to the hilt. The accommodation facilities, ranging from hotels to motels, bed and breakfast zones to opulent resorts, the visitors are left spoilt for choice.

The history of Buckingham – Buckinghamshire is as fascinating as its present. The first settlement in Buckingham was sites around the River Great Ouse region (at present it refers to the University of Buckingham Hunter Street Campus. Several historic buildings that belonged to the eighteenth century are spotted all across the town.

The education facilities of this town are something to boast about. The University of Buckingham, one of the top two private universities of United Kingdom is located here and needless to say that the education standard attracts students from foreign countries as well.

Industrially also, Buckingham – Buckinghamshire has made quite a name for itself. It houses several technology parks and industrial estates. Transportation in Buckingham is never a matter of concern for the tourists and inhabitants. Buses are available at frequent intervals though the station sites on the Buckingham Railway closed way back in 1964.