FAQs

Amersham is easily accessible from London via the Metropolitan Line, which offers a direct tube service. You can also reach Amersham by train from Marylebone Station on the Chiltern Railways line. By car, it’s about 40 minutes from central London via the A40 and M25.

Amersham offers multiple parking options, including public car parks in the Old Town and New Town areas. Specific car parks include the Sycamore Road Car Park and The Amersham Station Car Park. Charges and restrictions may apply, so it’s always good to check signage upon arrival. Also, check our guide to Travel by Train for more detailed information.

Yes, Amersham offers a range of guided walks that explore the rich history of the town. The Amersham Museum often hosts walking tours through the Old Town, revealing fascinating local history and architecture. You can find more details and schedules on the Amersham Museum website.

Amersham is surrounded by beautiful countryside, perfect for nature walks. Popular routes include the Chiltern Hills and the Amersham Circular Walk, which offers stunning views and a peaceful escape into nature. The Chiltern Society also provides maps and information on local trails. Details can be found on our Walks and Trails page.

Amersham offers a variety of accommodation options, including the historic Kings Arms Hotel, which has hosted guests for centuries. Other options include modern inns, guesthouses, and B&Bs, providing a comfortable stay with local charm. Visit our Stay guide to see more options.

Yes, you can find several ATMs located throughout Amersham, particularly in Amersham-on-the-Hill near banks, supermarkets, and along the main shopping streets.

Defibrillators are located in key public spaces in Amersham, such as Amersham Town Hall, Amersham Station, and some local shops. Keep an eye out for signage indicating their locations in case of an emergency. Check our Useful Information page at for more locations.

Amersham hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including the annual Heritage Day and Christmas Festivals. You can check our events section  for the latest updates on festivals, markets, and other community gatherings.

Amersham is home to a vibrant food scene, ranging from local pubs to fine dining restaurants, including a Michelin-star Artichoke restaurant. Whether you’re looking for British classics, international cuisine, or cosy cafés, there are plenty of options for every taste and budget. You can find more here.

Amersham is a dog-friendly town, and many parks, cafés, and pubs welcome well-behaved dogs. Popular walks like the Chiltern Hills are also great for your furry friends. Be sure to check specific establishment policies.

Absolutely! Amersham is a fantastic family destination, offering activities for all ages. From parks and playgrounds to exploring the Amersham Museum, families will find plenty to do. Seasonal events like Heritage Day and Christmas markets are also family-friendly. Our events can be found here.

Yes, Amersham features local markets and a variety of independent shops, especially in the Old Town. Whether you’re looking for antiques, boutique fashion, or artisanal foods, there’s plenty to explore. For more details and dates, check out our guide to Amersham Markets and Amersham Shops.

Amersham is steeped in history, with the Amersham Museum, St. Mary’s Church, and historic buildings like the Market Hall and the Kings Arms Hotel offering insights into the town’s rich past. Guided historical tours are also available.

Many locations in Amersham, including the railway station, some public buildings and attractions, provide accessible facilities. However, it’s advisable to check with specific venues or contact us for detailed information on accessibility.

For more details on planning your trip, including up-to-date information on events, accommodation, and things to do, visit the Amersham Town Council website or explore our main page at.