Berkshire is bounded by Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire to the
north, by Wiltshire to the west, by Hampshire to the south, and by Surrey
to the south-east.
Berkshire, with principal towns of Reading, Slough, Maidenhead, Newbury,
Bracknell, Wokingham and Windsor. Windsor Castle is the most noted
building in the county. A short drive along the east-west M4 takes you to
London or Bristol or the north-south A34 takes you to the midlands or the
south coat.
Towns & Villages
Berkshire has many idyllic villages and towns to explore. Some of the
places to enjoy:
Windsor - a historical must but don't forget a trip to Legoland.
Bray - enjoy the superb pubs and restaurants in this old village.
Maidenhead - a visit to Boulter's Lock on the River Thames is a
must.
Bracknell - a modern town, currently home of the Met' Office.
Ascot - not just a place to visit for the racing.
Reading - a bustling town with an excellent shopping centre.
Pangbourne - situated close to Reading and by the banks of the
River Thames, is a delightful village.
Newbury - an old market town and home to Vodafone
Hungerford - is renowned for its many antique shops and dedicated
antiques arcade - certainly worth an afternoon's stroll around the town.
Aldermaston
Ascot
Binfield
Bracknell
Bray
Burchetts Green
Caversham
Chieveley
Colnbrook
Compton
Cookham
Crowthorne
Datchet
Finchampstead
Hungerford
Lambourn
Langley
Maidenhead
Newbury
Oakley Green
Pangbourne
Reading
Sandhurst
Sindlesham
Slough
Speen
Spencers Wood
Sunningdale
Sunninghill
Swallowfield
Thatcham
Theale
Twyford
Upper Bucklebury
Wargrave
Wickham
Windsor
Winnersh
Wokingham
Woodley
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