Bohun Gallery, 15 Reading Road - small gallery with regular exhibitions of contemporary British figurative art.
Brakspear: Henley Brewery Tour, Brakspear's - A taste of England's brewing heritage. Open all year round - weekday & evening tours. Pre-booked guided tours for groups minimum
six people. Tel: 01491 570200
Century Galleries, Riverside gallery.
Chantry House, A late-medieval, timber-framed, Grade I Listed church hall, formerly a school, which dates back to early 15th century.
Cliveden, Built in 1851 on cliffs 200ft over the Thames. Cliveden, once the home of Lady Astor, is now a hotel. 375 acres of garden & woodland include miles of woodland walks
with views of the Thames. A National Trust property.
Fawley Court Historic House and Museum, Fawley Court, Henley on Thames, Oxon, RG9 3AE Tel: 01491 574917 Open: May - October, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday 2.00pm - 5.00pm. Closed Whitsuntide.
Groups by appointment during closed season. Admission: Adults £4.00, senior citizens £3.00 and children £1.50. Visitor Facilities: Car park, shop, refreshments and toilets. Disabled Access: Some
Splendid historic and cultural Polish collections: paintings, books in several European languages, documents of the Polish kings with their signatures (16th-18th centuries), 15th century
arms and armour and domestic items. The museum is housed in a manor house dating from the 12th century, rebuilt in 1684 by Sir Christopher Wren and decorated by Grinling Gibbons and James
Wyatt. Set in a park designed by `Capability' Brown.
Greys Court, Rotherfield Greys, Tel: 01491 628529
Open: House (part of ground floor only): 22 March to 27 Sept: Wed, Thur, Fri, BH Mons and Tues 4 June (closed Good Fri) 2–6. Garden: 22 March to 27 Sept: daily except Sun &
Mon (closed Good Fri but open BH Mons and Tues 4 June) 2–6 Disabled Access: House: please contact the Custodian. Garden: partly accessible; some steep and uneven paths
Rebuilt in the 16th century and added to in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, the house is set amid the remains of the courtyard walls and towers of a 14th century fortified house. A Tudor
donkey wheel well-house and an icehouse are still intact, and the garden contains Archbishop's maze; inspired by Archbishop Runcie's enthronement speech in 1980.
The Kenton Theatre, New Street - one of the earliest (1805) Playhouses, now run by volunteers.
Maharajahs Well, Stoke Row. A 25ft-high iron and gilt, Indian temple-style well with winding gear, built in 1863
Nuffield Place, Nettlebed. The home of Lord Nuffield the founder of Morris Motors. Tel: 01491 641224
The River and Rowing Museum, Mill Meadows, Henley-on-Thames Tel: 01491 415600
Seedling Arts Children's Festival, a new concept in children's entertainment, aiming to provide a creative and inspiring environment that encourages participation and interaction
for children of all ages. The first of three festivals takes place on 2nd-4th August at Stoner Park. Information/Booking 0870 8300202.
Stonor House and Park, Stonor. Family home of Lord and Lady Camoys and the Stonor family for over 800 years.Tel: 01491 638587
The Warburg Reserve, Bix Bottom. A beautiful Chiltern valley in woodland with abundant wildlife and a small visitor centre and nature trail. Tel: 01491 642001
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