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Bekonscot Model Village

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  • What are two ways to get to Bekonscot Model Village?
    By train (Beaconsfield station), by bus (frequent services), or by car (with free parking).
  • How many miniature inhabitants live in the village?
    3,000 inhabitants.
  • Where is Bekonscot Model Village located?
    → Near the city of Oxford.
  • Name two features you can find in Bekonscot Village.
    Shops, a school, a church, a fire station, or a police station (any two).
  • When is the village open to visitors?
    From February to October, 7 days a week, 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
  • What can you see in Greenhilly Village?
    A zoo with lions, tigers, elephants, penguins, a castle, and a windmill.
  • What are some activities the miniature inhabitants are doing?
    Getting married, putting out a fire, going to church, watching a horse race, arriving on boats, etc.
  • What is one example of a person you can observe in their daily routine?
    A firefighter putting out a fire / a couple getting married / a child at the fair / a fisherman arriving on a boat, etc.
  • What makes Southpool Village special?
    It has a harbour with boats and many bridges.
  • What time period is the model village designed to represent?
    The 1930s.
  • What does Hanton Village have that is different from the others?
    A sports club, swimming pool, and a farm with a tractor and sheep.
  • How many miniature villages make up Bekonscot Model Village?
    Four miniature villages.
  • How much is the entrance fee for a child aged 10?
    £6.00
  • How many buildings are there in total?
    200 buildings.
  • What kind of transport connects all the areas in the village?
    A miniature railway.
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