Oxfordshire & The River Thames
Explore the history and heritage of Oxford City or visit one of Oxfordshire's market towns and its surrounding countryside. Discover the new attractions such as Oxford Unlocked or some old favourites with new twists including Blenheim Palace and its'Untold Story'.
Don't miss out on the charms of the River Thames; enjoy a leisurely ride followed by a visit to The River & Rowing Museum at Henley. Situated on the riverbank itself, you can see EH Shephard's famous illustrations from the classic Wind in the Willows.
Specific route information is available from the individual boat operators. Check with them before you go to make sure the boats are fully operational.
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Family Fun at Beale Park
Looking for a slice of family fun? At Beale Park in Reading there's plenty to keep the kids amused. Head to the little Tikes Village - there's a variety of exciting play areas, swing to new heights with Roplay - an adventure playground, or let off steam with a ride along the park's very own fun railroad.
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Slip into cruise control with Hobbs of Henley
Enjoy life in the slow lane and book onto a river cruise with Hobbs of Henley. Gliding along the beautiful Henley Royal Regatta Reach, you can enjoy fantastic views and spot some of the same wildlife made famous through Kenneth Grahame's Wind in the Willows. A perfect way to spend a sunny afternoon!
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Unlock the secrets of Oxford Castle
Open to the public for the first time in 1000 years, Oxford Unlocked tells the tales of executions, betrayals, violence and great escapes that had up until now stayed firmly behind bars. Take a look around the 18th century Debtors' Tower and the Prison's D-Wing and don't miss the Saxon St George's Tower, which offers unparalleled views across Oxford.
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