Central Milton Keynes, Milton Keynes — Area Guide & Where to Stay

What are the main landmarks in Central Milton Keynes?

One mound, and a grid around it. The Secklow Hundred mound marks a moot at the junction of North Row and North Ninth Street, and the parish has arranged its later attractions around that point, from the Shopping Building through to Milton Keynes Central Library. Octo stands among them.

Planet Ice Milton Keynes and the National Film and Sci-Fi Museum pull visitors in, while the Church of Christ the Cornerstone and the Former Bus Station on Station Square complete the listed set.

What is the history of Central Milton Keynes?

The parish governs itself. Central Milton Keynes holds a town council of its own, which counts it among the constituent towns of the city rather than leaving it a district drawn on somebody else's plan. Older ground survives inside it, namely the Secklow Hundred mound, a moot at the junction of North Row and North Ninth Street.

Buckinghamshire surrounds the lot. The Church of Christ the Cornerstone and the Former Bus Station on Station Square belong to the later build, as does the Shopping Building.

Where is Central Milton Keynes?

Under one square kilometre of Buckinghamshire carries Central Milton Keynes, whose numbered streets run out to Campbell Park along one flank.