tourist attraction in Mapledurham

Immersive escape games in Reading town centre - Enter our time travelling facility and rewrite history with you as the hero!

The entire Bayeux Tapestry and the tale it tells in quick loading bite sized chunks. The story behind the Victorian copy of the Tapestry housed at the Museum of Reading is also told on this user-…

Amners Farm is a diverse farm situated just outside Reading, Berkshire.

Live interactive escape rooms in Reading, Berkshire. Puzzle-solving, challenges & adventure for individuals, groups and corporate parties alike.

A place of peace and tranquility.

Pinewood Miniature Railway is a dual gauge 7 1/4" and 5" gauge railway open to the public on the 'third Sunday in the month' from March until October.

Explore a 1950s home within an 18th-century house at the National Trust's Basildon Park in Berkshire.

Henley on Thames is a thriving market town in the Thames Valley of just over 11,000 people. Famous for the Regatta, festivals, flowers and community spirit

At the Trust for Sustainable Living's flagship visitor centre, The Living Rainforest, people can explore the links between rainforests, people and nature through education, conservation and susta…

Escape Reading is a real-life room escape game based in Reading, United Kingdom.

Deadlocked is the new real life escape game coming to Reading this summer. You and your team will be locked inside a room and your task is to escape!

Escape Reading is a real-life room escape game based in Reading, United Kingdom.

Mapledurham House and Estate in Berkshire.

Nuffield Place reveals the surprisingly down-to-earth lives of Lord Nuffield, founder of the Morris Motor Company, and his wife.

Feathers and Fur Falconry Centre is based just outside Reading, Berkshire and has a wonderful collection of Birds of Prey including Owl, Hawks and Falcons

Frederick Owen Potts is Reading's Victoria Cross winner. He rescued his severely wounded comrade, Trooper Andrews (also from Reading) at Gallipoli.

The area around Day's Lock is said to be the most historic place in Oxfordshire. There are many reasons for this: a hilltop fort was built by iron-age man on Castle Hill and when the Romans...

Once a busy industrial canal wharf, Aldermaston Wharf is now a picture of tranquillity. It's great place to start exploring the beautiful Kennet & Avon Canal.

Moor Copse Nature reserve in Berkshire UK