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| Hungerford is a quiet, pretty historic market town on the borders of Berkshire and Wiltshire, well known for its many antique shops. The River Kennet and the Kennet and Avon Canal both run through the town. Three miles from the M4 motorway and one hour from Heathrow, Hungerford is perfectly positioned for easy access to Bath and the West Country, to Stonehenge, Avebury and historic Salisbury plain, for Oxford and the Cotswolds. Main line railway 5 minutes walk. Click here to see the Berkshire Tourist Information Centre website
It is also well placed for business in the Thames Valley, in Newbury and in Swindon. WALKING The town provides great walking opportunities from strolls to long walks across the Wiltshire Downs. Explore the countryside in Pewsey or discover Savernake forest which was once a royal hunting ground. CYCLING Kennet is a superb place for cycling, with quiet country lanes, cycle trails for the really keen cyclist. Possibly so popular because of its trackways leading to ancient archeological sites. |
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RIDING
The contrast between Kennet's rolling downland and its quiet attractive lanes, miles of bridleways and open areas offers an infinite variety of country for riders. LAMBOURN TRAINERS ASSOCIATION Stable tours of racehorse stables. Includes gallops, racing stables, equine swimming pool, Hall of Fame and a tour of new staff housing. Not open Sundays or Bank holidays. |
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KENNET CRUISES
The historic narrowboat 'Lancing' provides a range of public trips and party cruises from the base at Burghfield Bridge or Reading Town Centre. THE KENNET & AVON CANAL Experience a living waterway which is historic, traquil and yet full of opportunities. |
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FLOATING SENSATIONS
One of the longest established hot air balloon companies in the UK. We fly over West Berkshire countryside allowing our customers to experience the breathtaking views. |
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BASILDON PARK
This beautiful mansion was used as a hospital during the First World War, a base Americans during the Second World War and left near ruin but was, thankfully, lovingly restored by Lord and Lady Iliffe. ESCAPE FOR A DAY WITH THE NATIONAL TRUST Try visiting the the following: Stourhead, Lacock Abbey, The Fox Talbot Museum of Photography, Mompesson House and finally The Courts. Everything from fantastic gardens to locations used in the Harry Potter movie, each one is unique. |
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THE LIVING RAINFOREST
Now you can experience the sights, sounds and smells of the rainforest. This one-of-a-kind conservation and education centre has something for everyone! |
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