Why not take the kids to the farm today for fun and education?
Learn to waterski, surf, sail or just let the kids go wild
Milton Keynes most famous (or infamous) residents
A host of activities under a big silvery dome
Find out about the history of Milton Keynes and its ancient villages
MK's multi-denomination church, Christ the Cornerstone.
The first Peace Pagoda to be built in the western hemisphere.
Home to the famous Enigma machine and the newly rebuilt Colossus.
Milton Keynes has become one of the most exciting cities in the UK to visit for all ages and interests.With indoor skiing, climbing and sky-diving you can exercise whatever the weather, or go outside to surf, sail and test your mettle on the aerial rope course.
There's adventure parks and visitor farms for kids, and amazing artwork and areas for interest for those who want to have a more relaxing day. Whatever you're interested in - Milton Keynes is the place to go. Check out what's around in our Leisure Guide
Admission free! Milton Keynes most successful and imposing gallery presents 6 - 8 exhibitions of contemporary and modern art a year. For information about the latest exhibitions visit 
thecentre:mk offers an unrivalled shopping experience. A massive glass construction about a half mile in length, it is one of the longest under-cover shopping areas in Europe, incorporating over 190 shops from large national stores to smaller specialist shops. It attracts over 30 million visits a year from as far away as Devon and Scotland. 
Experience the magic of Roald Dahl with a visit to the award winning hands-on gallery for children where finding out has never been so much fun. Roald Dahl, the worlds most popular childrens writer lived in Buckinghamshire for most of his life. He wrote all his childrens' books in a little hut in his garden
