Things To Do in Berkshire, England

William the Conqueror first ordered a castle built on this location, and, since his day, it has been a fateful spot for English sovereigns: King John cooled his heels at Windsor while waiting to ... More on Frommers

for history buffs this place is incrediblethe town is very accessible from other cities...public transport is great and lodging is abundantrestaurants are okay and many shops too More on Yahoo! Travel

Fun, funky, amusing and exhilarating in short sums up Legoland Windsor. This amusement park, which is a pri... More on Yahoo! Travel

On the whole we had a really good time, there was plenty if paths for people to wander along, the queues we... More on TripAdvisor

The French Brothers River Cruise takes in the sites of Windsor on a river cruise. The 35-minute excursion takes you upstream to Boveney Lock and returns with panorama of Windsor Castle , Eton Colle... More on Yahoo! Travel

I found the whole experience really amazing ! More on Yahoo! Travel

Cliveden House Luxury Hotel near London Heathrow Airport, finest of all Luxury Hotels and historic stately ... More on Clivedenhouse.co.uk

The staff there were really rude especially the one working on november 21st he had the nerve to call me a ... More on TripAdvisor

This park was mapped out in the 1360s, covers 4,800 acres and is said ... More on TripAdvisor

We visited to watch the Royal horse show & tattoo combined. A very good lay-out of all the attractions & ar... More on TripAdvisor

Its always decorated very nicely at Christmas and seems to have a good amount of staff to keep it clean and... More on TripAdvisor

Its always beautifully clean and even has prize-winningly- clean toilets! More on TripAdvisor

This combined house and country park provides tangible evidence of the fortune of the duke of Wellington and his descendants. The complex's centerpiece is the Stratfield Saye House, the home of the dukes of Wellingto... More on Frommers

Skip to Navigation The Silchester Town Life Project is based at the Department of Archaeology, University of Reading, England More on Silchester.rdg.ac.uk

Clear water , with variety of birds specially the green neck Ducks and White Swans, moor hens hunting with ... More on TripAdvisor

Unsere Wandertour führte uns eigentlich entlang der Themse. Auf den Kennet & Avon Canal sind wir eher zufäl... More on TripAdvisor

I went back to have another look at this church on the edge of Forbury Gardens when I found out it had been designed by the famous Victorian architect, A.W. Pugin. Sadly its not up to the standard of ... More on TripAdvisor