Trains to the Thames Valley

If you love eating out, Marlow is the place to be. Dine in one of the many restaurants and enjoy everything from traditional British to contemporary Indian cuisine. Why not also book a table at Tom Kerridge’s The Hand and Flowers – the only pub in the UK with two Michelin stars.

Home to the world-famous University of Oxford and other top attractions such as the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford is an interesting city. Stroll around the Oxford Botanic Garden, take a tour of Oxford Castle & Prison or grab a bite to eat in one of the many restaurants.

Get the train to Oxford and explore the city of dreaming spires.

There’s something for everyone in Reading. While sports lovers can head to the Select Car Leasing Stadium, home to Reading FC and London Irish rugby club, those looking to update their wardrobe can head to The Oracle – a large shopping and leisure centre less than five minutes’ walk from the station. Or, you could head to the Thames Lido to relax, indulge and unwind, just minutes from the station.

So, get the train to Reading for the perfect day-trip.

What would a trip to this market town be without a visit to Windsor Castle? This historic building towers above the town and is a must-see. LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort is also a great option for families wanting to enjoy a fun day out, with bus connections to LEGOLAND® from the town centre.

Nestled on the River Thames, Henley-on-Thames is a beautiful market town set in the Chiltern Hills. It’s a great spot for walking, bike riding and other outdoor adventures. Feeling hungry? Then a long lunch at a local pub may be called for too.

Goring and Streatley station is the gateway to the Goring Gap, a natural corridor carved through the chalk 12,000 years ago. Goring and Streatley station has fully accessible facilities, making it the ideal starting point for visitors to sample the river and countryside of the Thames Valley. As you cross the graceful Brunel bridge at Moulsford or its sister bridge at Gatehampton, you’ll get a glimpse of this area of outstanding natural beauty.

Find out more about the accessible walk (PDF, 7 MB).