 
Rediscover this unique historic Coaching Inn
The King's Head
Set in the heart of this historic market town, the King's Head is one of England's best preserved
coaching inns. Dating back to 1455, the building has many fascinating architectural features, including rare
stained-glass windows, exposed wattle and daub and the original stabling for the inn.
Did you know that famous visitors to the site included Oliver Cromwell and Anne Boleyn?
Have you heard about the Grey Lady and the mysterious Nun who haunt the rooms?
Don't miss
- Check out the Aylesbury Tourist Information Centre, in the Victorian Dining Room, for other things to do in the local area.
- Enjoy the award-winning Farmers' Bar and sample local food and drinks.
- Treat yourself to local arts and crafts at the Courtyard gallery.
The Farmers' Bar
The National Trust's partnership with the Chiltern Brewery, a highly regarded local family firm, has resulted
in a complete refurbishment of the bar. The Chiltern Brewery have been careful to retain the essence of this
beautiful grade II* listed building but have also made some positive changes.
Food is served Monday to Friday from 12noon until 2pm and Saturday 12noon until 3pm.
Dinner 6pm until 9pm Wednesday to Saturday. Food is sourced locally and is freshly prepared wherever practical.
Unfortunately children are not allowed in the bar but are welcome elsewhere on site. More information is available
by phoning the pub directly on 01296 718812.
Please note
Please note, following a review of the management of the King's Head, the bookshop, coffee
shop and conference facilities have now been closed. Tours are no longer offered at this property. We apologise
for any inconvenience caused. Please take a look at the National Trust website in the near future to keep up to
date with new developments at the King's Head.
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