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Railway Station: Didcot Parkway
Mainline fast and frequent services from London Paddington and all over the UK.

Taxi Services: Pryors of Didcot 01235 812345 and Harolds of Didcot 01235 512345

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Driving into Oxford City Centre is not encouraged by the City Council, but we have an excellent Park and Ride Service to make travelling into and enjoying the City of Oxford and the University so much easier – visit www.parkandride.net

Local Pubs and Restaurants:
We can make suggestions and recommendations about eating out locally, whether you simply want to walk to the local pub, open seven days a week for excellent pub meals and good beer, or treat yourself to a Michelin starred restaurant ( we have several locally including the Goose at Britwell Salome). The Chequers Inn at Aston Tirrold has an exceptional French Restaurant – listed in Michelin Eating Out In Pubs 2007 - ask us for details Look at our Links page for more information about some of our local pubs and restaurants.

Things to see and do:
Enjoy the opportunity to visit some of the most interesting attractions in England including:

  • The City and University of Oxford – join a detailed walking tour with expert qualified City Guides;

  • Shop at Bicester Village – one of the most upmarket outlet malls in the UK – Burberry, Mulberry, Zegna, Max Mara, La Perla, Hackett and many others;

  • Henley on Thames with its River and Rowing Museum especially during Henley Regatta - book your team somewhere comfortable;

  • Magnificent Blenheim Palace at Woodstock built between 1702 – 1722;

  • The ancient White Horse at Uffington carved into the Ridgeway near Faringdon and visible for miles around;

  • Walk or ride The Ridgeway Path;

  • Walk The Thames Path;

  • Ride The Oxfordshire Cycleway;

  • Visit Stonehenge in the neighbouring county of Wiltshire;

  • Spend the day in Winchester, ancient Capital of Wessex and its magnificent Cathedral founded in 1079;

  • See Georgian Bath and easy to reach London.

  • Come for the superb Garsington Opera Season in June & July;

  • Two starred Michelin restaurant Le Manoir aux Quat Saisons at Great Milton;

  • See Historic Houses and Gardens including National Trust Properties as well as the University of Oxford Botanic Gardens founded in 1621 with 8,000 plants from all over the world;

  • Historic Churches including Oxford University’s Christ Church Cathedral plus Dorchester Abbey founded in the 12th Century by Augustinian Monks on the site of the Saxon Cathedral of St Birinius, as well as our own 12th Century Church in North Moreton with close 13th Century links to Stapleton’s Chantry including a medieval underground tunnel from Stapleton’s Chantry to All Saints Church;

  • Didcot Railway Centre, see Thomas the Tank Engine, ride the Cholsey and Wallingford Railway.

  • Within reach are Ascot Races; Highclere and Windsor Castles; Hampton Court; Hidcote Manor Gardens and Kiftsgate Court Gardens, two of the most delightful gardens in England nestling in the Cotswold Hills.

  • Excellent golf courses at Frilford Heath and Huntercombe are a short drive, plus 18 hole Haddon Hill Golf Club and driving range just outside North Moreton village.

  • The ancient walled Saxon town Wallingford on Thames, is just three miles away and recent archaeological excavations at Wittenham Clumps have provided a wealth of detail about Roman and Saxon occupation locally. The Northmoor Trust and Project Timescape, both in Little Wittenham, provide detailed and excellent information at their visitor and education centre and also on the Nature Reserve itself.

  • Wallingford Regatta during May – rowers welcome;

  • Wallingford Bunkfest – music, dance, steam and beer at the beginning of September;

  • Top Quality Craft Fairs and Festivals such as Chilterns Craft Fair at Stonor Park near Henley, and Mapledurham House in May every year, Art in Action at Waterperry House mid July, plus Abingdon Craft Fair – two weeks of Christmas Shopping during October,

  • Visit the huge three day Newbury and District Agricultural Show aka Royal County of Berkshire Agricultural Show and aka Newbury Show in Mid September;

  • Stay with us while you compete in or watch Horse Trials – One and Three Day Events at Goring Heath in April and September, Windsor in May, Smiths Lawn during August and Blenheim Petplan International Three Day Event in September:

  • Enjoy superb Concerts – The Orchestra of St John Smith Square give wonderful performances regularly at Dorchester Abbey;

  • Oxfordshire Artweek exhibitions for three weeks during May and June when hundreds of local artists open their homes, studios and workshops to the public;

  • Watch the ancient custom of Swan Upping at Wallingford in July – visit our Links page for more information

    An enjoyable time is unavoidable !

Stapleton's Chantry: Comfortable, Convenient B&B in South Oxfordshire. Tel: 01235 818900 (Directions)

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