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The River Thames and the Kennet and Avon Canal meander through the county of Berkshire, making it a popular spot for water-based activities, and waterside pubs like the Dundas Arms in Hungerford.
Other visitors prefer to unlock historical secrets at an intriguing museum, grand stately home or monumental castle. To the other extreme, families are drawn to the thrills and spills the region’s theme parks.
Not only known for major attractions, which include Windsor Castle, Ascot Racecourse and Savill Garden, Berkshire has many delightful villages sprinkled across the beautiful landscape. There is no more enjoyable way to spend the day than travelling from one charming village to another in search of historic inns. Whether you're looking for a dog-friendly pub, tasty food or comfortable pub accommodation, you will find it here in Berkshire and the Queen's Arms at East Garston can offer it all and more.
For more information on Berkshire visit the official tourism website for West Berkshire.
Deep in the heart of the countryside with amazing views across the Wield, this light and spacious village pub evokes all that a traditional British pub should be!
A white picket fence is what catches the eye on approach to this quaint 17th century village watering hole, located in the delightful village of East Clandon.
Standing proud on the main thoroughfare of one of Hampshire’s prettiest towns famed for its fly fishing, this lovingly restored, 15th century colour-washed coaching inn is a class act.
Formerly a medieval hall house, The Cat’s tile-hung exterior fronts a delightfully pubby atmosphere buzzing with locals who are proud to share their hidden gem with visitors.
Overlooking the Solent, this super island pub lords it from its idyllic seafront location. The sky-blue stone building in which The Boat House is housed generates a welcoming impression and inside...
An enchanting grade II listed building dating back to the 16th century with a very distinctive eyebrow roof. Inside, it remains delightfully unspoilt retaining original features such as the inglenook...
Following a much welcomed refurbishment by the new hosts, this historic country pub in the woods at Stoke Row now has a new lease of life. You just have to turn into the car park to see the...
In a super setting in the delightful village of Meopham, step inside this pretty whitewashed building to find a vibrant ambience and three open log fires to warm you on a winter’s day.
This cute whitewashed pub has more strings to its bow than just pulling pints.
Motoring Event to Challenge Cars of the Future. The Brighton to London Future Car Challenge. A new motoring challenge for Electric, Hybrid and...
A market for local food producers and growers, plus local crafts, gifts and regular special events promoting local artisans and small companies. ...
1920's - 1970's Stalls and Furniture. AA Signposted, Refreshments and Parking. At Decofairs events stallholders will be offering for sale original...
