I really enjoyed my stay at Buckden Towers. You can really feel the history in the beautiful buildings

Discover the rich history of Buckden Towers.
This remarkable space for spiritual renewal offers a glimpse into England’s fascinating past whilst embracing the present.

Famously known as the place where Henry VIII kept Catherine of Aragon after the annulment of their marriage, Buckden Towers, has hosted many famous faces throughout its dramatic history.

The unique Gatehouse, is one of the earliest surviving brick-built buildings in the East of England. It has been restored and transformed from a near ruin to beautiful well-appointed short-stay accommodation.

Our team is dedicated to serving the spiritual and physical needs of our diverse range of visitors, fostering a welcoming environment for all who seek to take some time to rest and deepen their relationship with God.
There’s plenty going on a Buckden Towers for all age groups, from conferences to confirmation retreats and fundraising activities.
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Set in 15 acres of historic gardens and grounds, Buckden Towers offers seclusion and tranquility at an accessible location.
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Buckden Towers stands as a testament to the rich tapestry of our past. Your support is vital in ensuring the preservation and restoration of these remarkable buildings.