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Highlights in Berkshire
- Tranquil destination
- Family oriented
- Beautiful landscapes
- Historical sites
- Travel and architecture
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If you're looking for a destination for your next holiday, Berkshire has everything you need to make it unforgettable because not only does it have astonishing places to visit, but also great accommodation options, like the ones you can find on Holidu. What's more, this county is home to majestic attractions, beautiful riverside villages, which are as magical as they are tranquil, and the best scenic landscapes, making for the perfect complement to a trip that you and your companions won't forget.
The perfect rental for everyoneIn Berkshire you can find rentals to suit all tastes, ranging from the cosiest to the most luxurious and modern. All of them are truly unique and will allow you to enjoy an experience that will make you feel at home, even when you are far away from home, as it has everything you need to make your stay perfect. Plus, you'll find options for small or large groups, so you won't have to worry about the number of people who decide to experience the wonderful county of Berkshire with you.
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The area and getting around
The great county of Berkshire is indescribably beautiful, not least because of the River Thames, which runs through its villages, unifying them and giving them a distinctly different feel to their landscapes. You can enjoy all this natural beauty on any of the boat trips along the river from the Royal Town of Windsor to Eton, eat riverfront dining in any of Cookham's restaurants or stroll along the banks of the Maidenhead seawall.
Full of history, castles and moreBerkshire is just how you'd describe a fairytale. Surrounded by rolling countryside, famous castles (such as the fabulous Windsor Castle, one of the largest and oldest in the world), chapels and even a show venue, such as the Theatre Royal. If you head south, you'll find another charming town, Ascot, which also has many points of interest that are visited by the royal family, such as the annual Royal Ascot race in June. If you head further west, you'll find Reading, the county's largest town and famous for its festivals, antique shops and fairs.
Travellers and activities
If you love the combination of travel and architecture, then Berkshire is the place for you. Here you will find several places with such incredible structures that will make you see this destination in a totally different way and will also allow you to understand even more about the history of the place. The most visited and loved sites for architecture enthusiasts are the castles, which offer various private tours and excursions that will allow you to see castles such as Windsor, Highclere and Arundel.
Berkshire for art loversHolidays are all about getting to new places and experiencing new sensations, such as those that can be produced by art. That's why Berkshire is a great place because not only does it have spectacular attractions to distract you on those days off, but also places where you can get in touch with art and learn more about the destination you're visiting. One of them is the Reading Museum, which has a good collection of objects, figures, paintings and more. The Museum of English Rural Life is also an excellent option to add to your itinerary.
One of the most famous towns in Berkshire is Windsor, home to Queen Elizabeth II's most famous residence.
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The countryside surrounding some of Berkshire's towns makes them an irresistible attraction. If you're an adventure lover, you can hike any of the many hiking trails that exist and enjoy some of the best views of incredible scenery and nature at its most beautiful. Especially in the town of Reading, which has become a favourite destination for many for this type of activity, which allows you to go through thick forests and discover ancient properties.
2. Visit the most famous gothic chapel for royal weddingsSt George's Chapel, which was built in the 15th century, is known for being the site of most royal weddings, such as that of Prince Henry and Meghan Markle. It's a great place to visit and be enchanted by the beauty of the area.
3. Take a tour of St Mary's Dolls' HouseThis was a gift to Queen Mary after the First World War. It is a fully functional miniature dolls' house with water, electricity, hot water and even lifts. If you visit it, you will also be able to see the entire collection of miniature books, of which there are more than 170, as well as works of art.
4. Enjoy with your family at Legoland Windsor ResortIf you go with the whole family, you can go to Legoland Windsor Resort, which has more than 55 children's attractions where they can see dragons, Viking ships and even get a driving licence. Depending on the season, they may have different events, such as fireworks shows and more themed activities.
5. Discover the ruins of Reading AbbeyThis is the oldest monument in the town. It's a historic building created in 1121, but it's in such good condition that it's one of the most visited sites by tourists in Berkshire. You can also enjoy events throughout the year, such as food festivals, concerts, and other art-related events.
FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Berkshire
On average, what was the cost of holiday rentals in Berkshire in 2020, the year hit by the coronavirus pandemic?
With an average price of £150.35 per night, Berkshire lies at the upper end of the price range for holiday rentals in the United Kingdom.
Which months allow you to save the most on holiday rentals?
If you would like to save as much as possible during your visit to Berkshire, go there in March (£122.45 per night on average), February (£123.45), or January (£123.8) to find the lowest prices for the whole year.
When are holiday rentals more expensive in Berkshire?
When it comes to looking for a holiday rental in Berkshire, the months when it is most expensive are, in descending order, December, October and August with average prices per night of £195.16, £179.2, and £177.85, respectively.
Is Berkshire a good location for a spontaneous getaway?
It is better to plan ahead in Berkshire as only 54% of the properties are available, following the data observed in 2020.
Which months offer the highest availability?
In 2019, the months with the largest number of properties available in Berkshire were November, December, and October with average availabilities of 64.25%, 62% and 61%, respectively.
When are fewer lettings available?
The months with the lowest properties available in Berkshire are, in order, March, May and February, with respective average availability figures of 45.5%, 47%, and 47.4%, based on data collected in 2020.
How many holiday rentals does Holidu have in Berkshire?
Holidu has paired up with 11 different partners to give you a choice between 390 properties we have in Berkshire.