Chiltern Open Air Museum, nestled in the beautiful Buckinghamshire countryside, offers a unique glimpse into local heritage through its extensive collection of rescued historic buildings. Founded in 1976 by volunteers from the Chiltern Society, this independent charity is dedicated to preserving cultural history and providing visitors with an immersive experience. The museum hosts 37 authentic structures that tell the story of the Chilterns, showcasing traditional crafts and everyday life from centuries past.

Additionally, Chiltern Open Air Museum promotes environmental sustainability, utilizing organic practices on its 45-acre site, which includes gardens, woodlands, and a delightful collection of beehives. The Museum features various programs including workshops, experience days, and educational resources for schools and families, encouraging exploration and discovery at every turn. With a commitment to inclusivity and community engagement, it strives to enhance visitor experiences while preserving this unique landscape for future generations. Join us to explore, learn, and celebrate the rich history of the Chilterns.