Absolute geek-fest, although people who love history and vintage stuff will love it too. It's a massive place, so you will need time to explore. Also, a guided tour is a great idea for newbies.
Loads to do here, bowling, rock climbing, skiing, snowboarding, eating, drinking, cinema, shopping, gymn the list goes on...and not too far from the museum, art gallery, theatre district!
Parking USED TO BE FREE on the Peace Pagoda side, but Milton Keynes council now want to charge you for things like walking, breathing, looking etc. Still, a bigger car park area that side.
Every summer the Parks Trust ship in a big screen and hold free screenings of old & older classics. Usually held over a weekend in July / August. Check out http://www.theparkstrust.com for more info.
Ranked one of the UK's top 10 music venues by the Performing Rights Sciety - a great place for musicians and those that love listening to live music.
Whilst it may look like a cross between a Daft Punk stage and an Egyptian tomb, it opened in 1985 as the UK's first multiplex cinema.
Excellent venue for attracting huge names. FooFighters are here this weekend 2nd/3rd July 2011. Previous artists include Micheal Jackson, Emenim, Take That, Robbie, Oasis, Bon Jovi and Green Day .
Film screenings on Friday nights with a selection of independents, art-house classics and retro reels from the sublime to the ridiculous.
To mark Greg Rutherford's Olympic gold medal winning performance, Royal Mail has painted a post box on Silbury Boulevard, Milton Keynes, gold
Limited opening hours, but this well worth a visit. Computers and detailed history of computing on show, including the amazing world's first programmable digital computer, Colossus.
Stylish little bar-restaurant in an old coach house. Fantastic menu selection with some nice 'twists' on classic dishes. - well worth the price.
Freestyle is very good here the slope is nice I recommend you go in the morning though wen the slope is nice
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Come and enjoy some nice cheap or free things and be sneered at by folks enjoying an overpriced lunch in the nearby John Lewis restaurant.
Go see the library art collection - some wonderful pieces - but especially the HUGE Boyd and Evans painting called "Fiction, Non-Fiction and Reference" for a slice of the Milton Keynes of the 80's.
Check out Station House, it featured as the United Nations building in Superman IV
