Waddesdon Manor

Waddesdon Manor is an impressive French Renaissance-style palace built for Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild. This architectural gem impresses with its extensive art collection, including paintings by Dutch masters, Reynolds and Gainsborough.

A unique feature is the carpet commissioned by Louis XIV for the Louvre, measuring almost a quarter of a mile in length! The palace boasts modern facilities for its time - running water, central heating and electricity introduced in 1889.

For families, there is a playground, walking paths and a variety of dining options.