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High Wycombe

High Wycombe, also known as just Wycombe, is located in the county of Buckinghamshire and is the second largest town in the county. The town has a wide range of attractions, such as Bradenham Manor House, Chiltern Hills, Hughenden Manor, Hellfire Caves, West Wycombe Park and Wycombe Museum. Moreover, the town has two shopping centres: the Eden Centre, and the Chilterns Centre. Furthermore, there are many things to see around Wycombe, like parks, museums and galleries.

Wycombe District Council offers many services to the population which include Council tax, recycling and car parks. Wycombe District Council provides many details about the Council tax, such as how to pay for it, Council tax charges and Council tax forms. Moreover, the Council provides information about High Wycombe town centre car parks, how to apply for benefits and planning permission, how to find local services and also information about the bin collection day.

Known as a modern destination, Wycombe has a wide range of tourist attractions. Little Market House, the Eden Centre, and the National Trust's West Wycombe Park are some of the places to explore whilst visiting Wycombe. The town has some remarkable places to visit and explore, such as Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre, Great Missenden, Hughenden Manor and Hell Fire Caves. There are many places to stay in the town like the Clifton Lodge Hotel.

Hughenden provides an intense understanding of the Victorian Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli, who lived at Hughenden from 1848 to 1881. There is also a room about the Second World War with interactive expositions so the visitors can experience the immersive wartime exhibit. On the Hughenden's 3rd floor, there are rooms where visitors can observe the amazing view of the surrounding countryside. Hughenden is open from 10am until 5pm, except the park which is open all day.

The Wycombe Museum displays the history of Wycombe District and its encircling locations. 'The History of Wycombe in 10 Objects', our Art Gallery, a 1920's kitchen and changing temporary exhibitions are the attractions that make part of the Wycombe Museum. Some of the events that occur in the museum include 'pilates', 'tiny talk time', 'discover and make', 'memory lane' and some workshops. The museum also provides the public with some expositions, like 'NEW: 20th Century Furniture'.

The Hell-Fire Caves provides the public with a wide range of events. The Wicked Wednesdays, for instance, provides the public with entertained workshops and activities which include courtyard games and face painting. Moreover, there is the School of Witchcraft so visitors will learn cast spells and how to fly a broomstick. There is also the Paranormal Investigations and Candlelit Ghost Tours. In addition, individuals will be able to enjoy private parties at Hell-Fire Caves.