Hughenden Manor

While dogs are not allowed inside the manor house itself, which houses exhibitions on Disraeli's life and a secret WWII map-making base, the exterior architecture and the building's historical significance are still enjoyable from the outside.

Hughenden offers several gardens, including formal gardens, which you can admire with your dog from the designated pathways. The surrounding parkland provides ample space for more vigorous walks.

The estate features several marked trails through beautiful woodland areas. These trails are particularly appealing for dog walking, offering shaded paths and open fields. The trails vary in length and difficulty, so you can choose a route that suits your fitness level and interests.

Hughenden was not just famous for being Disraeli's house, it also played an important part in the Second World War, where it became a secret map-making base codenamed "hillside" working along with the nearby RAF bases.