Temple of British Worthies – Bell Gate, Stowe Gardens loop from Buckingham

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Temple of British Worthies – Bell Gate, Stowe Gardens loop from Buckingham

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Temple of British Worthies – Bell Gate, Stowe Gardens loop from Buckingham

00:59

9.13km

70m

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Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

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After 3.57 km for 2.12 km

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Start point

Parking

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2.86 km

Stowe Gardens Café

Highlight • Cafe

No ticket for the gardens is required if you you want to just use the cafe. You can find the café at the back of the New Inn, via the …

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2.88 km

Temple of British Worthies

Highlight • Monument

I love the examples of the 'worthies' all kinds of historical contributors and pioneers in their own right.

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3.55 km

Bell Gate, Stowe Gardens

Highlight • Monument

1717 – Building of New Inn commenced by Lord Cobham to accommodate visitors to Stowe. It heralded the gateway to his spectacular landscaped gardens. 18th century tourists could walk or …

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4.02 km

Palladian Bridge at Stowe

Highlight • Bridge

Nice bridge good for crossing water

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5.39 km

Bridgeman’s Ha-Ha at Stowe Gardens

Highlight • Monument

Southern bastion of Bridgeman’s ha-ha. The gardens at Stowe were among the first – if not the first – in England to possess a ha-ha. The ha-has installed by Charles …

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5.62 km

Western Lake Pavilion, Stowe Gardens

Highlight • Monument

One of a pair of pavilions opposite Stowe House, the walkway passing by the pavilion is Pegg's Terrace.

The Lake Pavilions stand on either side of the South Front and …

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5.63 km

Stowe Pavilions

Highlight • Monument

Each Pavilion is essentially a porch without a house -- in architectural terms, a pedimented tetrastyle portico in the Doric order. They were designed by Sir John Vanbrugh and built …

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9.13 km

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Parking

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