Bekonscot Model Village: Welcome to Bekonscot Model Village, the world's oldest model village. Bekonscot is different from other model villages; this is an entire miniature kingdom stuck firmly in an idyllic 1930s timewarp. There are six little villages in a 1 acre miniature landscape of farms and fields, castles and churches, woods, lakes and rolling hills. Walking around, you'll tower over the tiny population enjoying the fun of the fair, beaches, zoo and tramway, or lazily watching the cricket on the village green. Each village is linked by one of Britain's largest public outdoor model railways.
Bekonscot isn't just one village; there are six charming little villages in a 1. 5 acre miniature landscape of farms and fields, castles and churches, woods and lakes! Walking around, you'll tower over the tiny population enjoying the fun of the fair, visiting the zoo, or lazily watching the cricket on the village green. As you walk down the High Street of Bekonscot town, you can peer into the tiny windows of the shops.
Every day from 10am to 5pm; 12th February until 30th October 2005. .
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