Legoland

A fun day out to be enjoyed by all the family, with over 50 thrilling rides.

Website: www.legoland.co.uk

Ascot Racecourse

Daytime and evening horseracing events throughout the year.

Website: www.ascot.co.uk

Wellington Country Park

350 acres of woodland, parks and lakes, ideal for children and including play areas, crazy golf and miniature train rides.

Website: www.wellington-country-park.co.uk

Savill Gardens

One of Britain’s greatest ornamental gardens.

Website: www.theroyallandscape.co.uk

Royal Windsor

History galore including Windsor Castle, St Georges Chapel, The Household Cavalry Museum and Frogmore House. Lovely walks and boat rides along the Thames. Numerous restaurants and shops to enjoy.

Beale Park

400 acres of parkland and water meadows along the banks of the River Thames.

Website: www.bealepark.co.uk

Reading Abbey

Reading Abbey was founded by king Henry I in the town of Reading in Berkshire in 1121. It came to an end in 1539 when king Henry VIII dissolved all the monasteries in England.
Some of the church and the buildings used by the monks remain as ruins, three other buildings have continued in use to the present day. Much of the layout of the monastery is followed by the present day street pattern.

Website: www.readingabbey.org.uk

Museum of Reading

The museum of Reading was originally housed in the Reading Town Hall and dates back to 1786.

Website: www.readingmuseum.org.uk