Aylesbury, England
Duckingham Palace
"Home of the duck, hub of the roundabout"
Official Coat of Arms
A shield bearing a white duck rampant, encircled by seven mini-roundabouts, beneath a canopy of grey Buckinghamshire cloud. Motto scroll reads 'Semper Circumnavigare' (Always Going Round Again)etary.
TripAdvisor Review
★★★☆☆ 3/5
"Came for the famous Aylesbury duck, stayed because I got lost in the one-way system for two hours. The Waterside Theatre is genuinely lovely and Friars Square has everything you need if what you need is a Wilko-shaped hole filled by something else now. Market Square is charming on market day and eerily dead the other six."— Gary Fenwick, Milton Keynes
Property Listing
Nestled in the historic county town of Buckinghamshire, this vibrant commuter hub offers unparalleled access to the A41 roundabout network and a mere 55 minutes from London Marylebone, traffic permitting! Enjoy the character of the Old Town's timber-framed buildings just moments from the thrillingly modern Friars Square shopping centre.
Twinned With
Roundabout Junction Nevada — Both are places you drive through repeatedly while trying to actually leave.
Supporting Evidence
Aylesbury gave its name to the Aylesbury duck breed, prized for centuries despite the town itself being landlocked and nowhere near a proper river.