Dorney Court is one of the most beautiful buildings in Berkshire. Dorney Court has always been the local manor house of the tiny village...

Berkshire’s dynamic contribution to aviation history is graphically recaptured at the Woodley Museum. Run as a charitable trust, the museum is at the historic site...

Dinton Pastures Country Park’s lakes, rivers, meadows and wooded areas span just over 335 acres of what was once part of the Great Forest of...

This impressive and recently refurbished and renamed museum houses the collection of this most eminent of Royal Boroughs. The specially-built extended section of the...

The racecourse at Windsor is located just outside the town and is in the form of a figure eight. The course is just over...

The Cole Museum of Zoology contains some 3500 specimens of which about 400 are on display at any one time. The collection was mainly...

Eton College is probably the most famous public school in the United Kingdom. Dominating the small town of Eton, the college was formed in...

Legoland consists of 150 acres of gorgeous parkland with over 50 different rides, shows and attractions, and offers an ideal day out for families with...

The museum tells the story of Reading’s two rivers, the Thames and the Kennet and occupies two former industrial buildings. The centrepiece is Dunton’s gypsy...

This impressive six million pound facility opened in 1999 and is one of the most modern and exciting fitness and athletics facilities in the area....

Sir Christopher Wren’s House in Windsor was both designed and inhabited by the famous architect who chose to build the house in a prime location...

The Theatre Royal is situated in the centre of Windsor directly opposite the castle and is one of Britain’s leading theatres. The theatre offers...

Founded in 1997, the heritage centre is focussed on the rich and interesting developments in medical science that have taken place not only in this...

Housed in the Old Laundry (1881) of the Royal Berkshire Hospital, the Centre preserves and displays items of historical medical interest particularly those with a...

Most of the buildings that made up Reading Abbey, whose 30-acre site dominated the town from 1121 to its dissolution by Henry VIII in 1539,...