Midsomer Murders & More Accessible Walk (1901)

Start dateMay 27 2025
Time11:00 am
LocationHP7 0DB
PriceSeniors/Adults £6.50, under 18s free

Amersham is a quintessentially Midsomer town and is used as a location in numerous episodes. Amersham also represents the perfect place to live in Midwich Cuckoos, the perfect place to stay in Four Weddings and a Funeral and the perfect Cornish fishing village in My Cousin Rachel!

Our walk is a one-mile circular guided walk designed to be as inclusive as possible and should be suitable for people with limited mobility and additional needs with their families. The route will be on the flat, on roads and pavements (with some grass and unmade paths if sufficiently dry) around Amersham Old Town. The pace will be slow with stops for description.

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Additional information

Organised by:

Martin Pounce. Amersham Museum, Telling local stories from Amersham's past.. A local historian, volunteer with an interest in many aspects of Amersham's history and links to film making.

Meeting point:

St Mary's Parish Church, Church Street, Old Amersham

Distance:

1 mile`

Length:

Short walks (up to 3 miles)

Duration:

Difficulty:

Easy (pretty flat, good paths)

Pace:

Leisurely

Capacity:

Is the event accessible?:

Yes (This walk has been designed to be as inclusive as possible and may be suitable for people with limited mobility and additional needs with their families. The route will be on the flat, on roads and pavements (with some grass and unmade paths if sufficiently dry). The distance will be less than one mile. The pace will be slow with stops for description. The walk is likely to be suitable for wheelchairs/scooters – however if you are a wheelchair user planning to join, or have any other support needs, please contact walk leader Martin to discuss the walk so you can decide whether it is suitable for you, and so that Martin can try to tailor the walk to your needs. Emailmartin.pounce@btinternet.com or call 07500 152 981. There are accessible toilets in the Church Rooms opposite the church. )

Near public transport:

Yes (Metropolitan underground trains from London and Chiltern trains from Marylebone and Aylesbury arrive at Amersham on the Hill. Buses to Amersham Old Town go from Amersham Station, High Wycombe, Chesham, Hemel Hempstead, Beaconsfield and Slough. )

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