Hotel De Vere Wokefield Estate
3 StarsIndoor pool and sauna retreat, The 1560 Restaurant and Whiskey Lounge
Indoor pool and sauna retreat, The 1560 Restaurant and Whiskey Lounge
Motorway-adjacent green space views, Westbound M4 service location
Dual indoor swimming pools, Award-winning Hampshire Restaurant
24-hour fitness studio, Spacious Bourne Suite events
The Old Bell pub and restaurant, Family-friendly accommodation
Proximity to Ascot Racecourse, Dedicated pet-friendly facilities
Expansive Gertrude Jekyll gardens, Heated indoor and outdoor pools
High-tech smart guest rooms, State-of-the-art health club
Traditional British carvery experience, Kennet and Avon meeting suite
Historic coaching inn character, Dedicated wedding and event spaces
Historic Wellington Estate setting, Boutique farmhouse inn experience
Glass conservatory indoor pool, Comprehensive health and spa club
Horizons Health and Beauty pool, Signature steaks at Hideaway
Heated indoor relaxation pool, Select Car Leasing Stadium access
Open lobby international dining, Extensive on-site parking
Access to Basingstoke Aquadrome, On-site Beefeater grill restaurant
Thyme restaurant and bar, Proximity to cultural landmarks
Heated indoor swimming pool, OXBO Kitchen and Terrace
Picturesque landscaped gardens, The Olive Tree restaurant
Picturesque canal and lake views, Seventeen 27 Restaurant
On-site Chef & Brewer pub and restaurant, Dedicated family-friendly accommodations
Signature British pie menu, Traditional wood-panelled pub
On-site Thyme restaurant, Family-friendly accommodation
On-site fitness studio, Convenient transport connections
Panoramic upper floor views, Vibrant urban budget concept
Off-site fitness and aquatic access, Family-friendly adjoining rooms
Watership Down countryside setting, Fairview Restaurant & Bar
Grand Victorian Library, Reading Railway Station access
Adjacent Harvester restaurant, Recently refurbished rooms
High-spec 24-hour fitness studio, Pet-friendly welcome service
Heated indoor swimming pool, Secure gated on-site parking
Thyme Bar and Grill, Elizabeth Line transport links
Two AA Rosette awarded Simonds Restaurant, Seven acres of private grounds
Riverside location with terrace, Proximity to local attractions
Themed luxury suites, Private event and celebration spaces
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The Roman town at Silchester was known as Calleva Atrebatum after the Iron Age tribe, the Atrebates, whose settlement this was. The Romans set up a base here soon after 43AD and laid out the town in a traditional grid pattern with a forum in the middle and public buildings, baths and temples. It stood at an important crossroads: from here roads ran to London, Chichester and Salisbury. Two major sights remain, the walls and the amphitheatre. The stone walls were constructed in the 3rd century on to an existing earth rampart. They form an almost unbroken perimeter and are one of the best preserved Roman town walls in the UK. A trail of about 3km can be followed round them. The amphitheatre lies just outside the town and dates from the beginnings of the town in the middle of the 1st century. It has a clearly defined elliptical shape with two entrances and tiers of seating. It could accommodate about 4,500 spectators. The walls and amphitheatre are under the care of English Heritage but the land inside is council-owned and used for agriculture. No Roman buildings are visible above ground but Reading University has on-going excavations and gives tours of the dig. For details see www.silchester.rdg.ac.uk. Entrance to the walls and amphitheatre is free and there is a car park with explanatory leaflets available. Visitors should be aware that the walk from the car park to the walls is about a quarter of a mile, and the trail round the walls is uneven.
Silchester Roman City Walls and Amphitheatre is a top attraction in Silchester, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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