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Robin Gibb’s grave and across the road his home (The Prebendal )

This beautiful 13th-century Anglican church is a must-see. The cemetery also contains the grave of "Bee Gee" Robin Gibb.

Excellent short cut from Thame to Tetsworth, past Moreton village. 1/2 is asphalt and the rest is a decent farm track, likely OK for road bikes at a push

A nice cut-through lane to miss out the busy roads. A short section of gravel, a few gates, but then its paved and quiet

Very cute small village close to the Phoenix Trail and Thame. Easily accessible from cycle route 57.

The village of Tetsworth has no fewer than 16 listed buildings. The Swann Hotel is of particular note, once an Elizabethan coaching inn and dating back to at least the 15th century. It is a traditional village, with a large green boasting football and cricket pitches.

Thame Park was developed on the site of a former Cistercian Abbey. The grounds now consist of 198 hectares of landscape park, with 12 hectares of gardens and a boating lake. Brief history of site Thame Abbey, an important Cistercian abbey founded around 1140 on the site of the present house, was acquired in 1547 by Sir John Williams. Most of the buildings were demolished, but the 15th/16th-century Abbot's Lodgings remain as the south wing, together with the kitchen wing to the north. The sixth Viscount Wenman added a Palladian west wing in the late-1740s. The park was probably laid out in the mid- to late-18th century, seemingly covering part of an earlier park.