Places to Visit in Milton Keynes

Formerly known as Liberty Stadium, the Swansea.com Stadium was opened in 2005 with a seating capacity of 21,088 people. The third largest stadium in Wales, Swansea.Com Stadium is home to Swansea City Football Club and Ospreys Rugby. 

Bletchley Park, currently a museum, was once home to more than 200 workers of the Secret Intelligence team of Britain during World War two who used to solve codes. This museum engages and educates its visitors about the role of Bletchley Park through different exhibitions, live music and events.

At the National Museum of Computing you will find about the history of computers and the most important invention of the 20th century. The museum is one of the most informative and interesting tourist places to visit in Milton Keynes, where you’d find the old and large computing systems in a working state.

Woburn Abbey is the home of the 15th Duke and Duchess of Bedford which apart from large houses have extensive gardens, Woburn Safari and a Deer Park. The estate, opened for the public as a museum, has very pleasing scenery that enlist it amongst the must places to go in Milton Keynes.

Often called the people’s museum, the Milton Keynes Museum was established in 1973 that records the lives of residents of Milton Keynes through different objects. It has different galleries that have depicted objects like telephones, agriculture, transportation, archaeology, printing, etc.

The town of Stony Stratford is one of the most prime historic locations listed amongst the important tourist attractions in Milton Keynes. The place is full of amazing options to explore, stay, relax and dine.

The Milton Keynes Theatre is a modern structure built in October 1999 and since then it has established itself amongst the most prominent theatres in West Europe. The building of the threatre is constructed with advanced architectural features and an enormous hall with its capacity varying between 900 to 1400 people depending upon the kind of performance.

Xscape Milton Keynes is one of the top tourist places to visit in Milton Keynes where you can engage in a range of fun activities. From skiing to skydiving at iFLy and jumping over the trampolines at Gravity, the place has so much to offer. In the indoor entertainment park, there are various carnival games and video games which keep people of all ages entertained.

A perfect world for the entertainment of children, Gulliver’s Land, one of the most preferred tourist attractions in Milton Keynes offers a range of experiences. Children can indulge in various fun activities at different sections of the park, they can have fun at the various rides and finally, they can even seek accommodation there.

Snozone is one of the leading adventurous parks in Milton Keynes where you can indulge in multiple thrilling and fun activities. It’s a part of the Xscape centre which arranges for different activities like  skiing, snowboarding, legging and many others for beginners as well as freestyle pros.

Planet Ice is a brand that has established its multipurpose ice rinks at different cities in the Uk and arranges different sports like skating and ice hockey. 

 The ice rink at Milton Keynes is one of the biggest with a standard olympic size and a capacity of upto 2,800 people.

The Royal Museum and Public Library, now known as the Salford Museum and Art Gallery, was first made available to the public in November 1850 in Peel Park, Salford, Greater Manchester. The gallery and museum focus on the development of Victorian art and architecture as well as Salford's history.

A museum called the Imperial War Museum North is located in Greater Manchester, England's Metropolitan Borough of Trafford. Since 1914, the Imperial War Museum North (IWMN) in Manchester, England, has chronicled how war has impacted the lives of people in the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth nations. Since its completion in 2001, the structure has been recognised as one of the top 10 structures of the 20th century.

The home of Manchester United is the football stadium Old Trafford in Old Trafford, Greater Manchester, England. with a 74,310 capacity. It is the eleventh-largest football stadium in Europe and the biggest club football arena in the United Kingdom (behind Wembley Stadium). Old Trafford Cricket Ground and the nearby tram station are both 800 meters apart.

A cricket field called Old Trafford is located in Old Trafford, Greater Manchester, England. Lancashire County Cricket Club has called it home since 1864. Manchester Cricket Club first occupied it when it first opened its doors in 1857. Due to a sponsorship agreement with the Emirates airline, it has been referred to as Emirates Old Trafford since 2013.

In Charleston, South Carolina, at 142 Church Street, there is a historic church called St. Philip's Church. According to its National Historic Landmark description, "This brick church with stucco was constructed in 1836 and has a massive tower created in the Wren-Gibbs style.

This design incorporates three Tuscan pedimented porticoes to create a structure of the highest caliber and refinement." It received the designation of National Historic Landmark and was included in the National Register of Historic Places on November 7, 1973.

Salford Cathedral, often referred to as the Cathedral Church of St. John the Evangelist, is a Catholic cathedral located on Chapel Street in Salford, Greater Manchester, England. It is a Grade II* listed structure that serves as the main church of the Salford Diocese and the residence of the Salford Bishop.