Things to do on the River Thames

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   Egham Museum

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   Museum

   Egham

   Visit the Museum to discover what led King John to seal the Magna Carta at nearby Runnymede, how Thomas Holloway made the fortune that established his namesake College and Sanatorium and which Le Mans winning cars were built on the Causeway to…

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   Environment Agency Dry Dock (Sunbury)

   Sunbury-on-Thames

   Please mention the Visit Thames website when making an enquiry.

   Additional Information: Dry dock

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   Espar

   Marlow

   Espar specialise in the Eberspacher range of diesel fired heating systems. Eberspacher heaters are in extensive use Worldwide in many types of vehicles, boats, exhibition units, plant and machinery.

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   Esprit Wellness & Spa, Crowne Plaza Reading East

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   Hotel Spa

   READING

   The Esprit Wellness & Spa is the perfect place to escape the pressures of every day stresses and enjoy a relaxing treatment.

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   Eton College Dorney Lake

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   Family Fun & Activities

   Dorney, Windsor

   Open to the public all year round, come and experience the awe inspiring 2,200m Olympic Standard lake or explore the 400 acres of arboretum parkland boasting over 30,000 trees of both native and exotic species.

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   Evening Dinner Cruises on the Thames with City Cruises

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   Boat Trip

   Rotherhithe,, London

   Enjoy an evening in London on a Thames dinner cruise! See spectacular views of London’s iconic sights including the magnificent London Eye, Houses of Parliament and Tower Bridge whilst enjoying show songs and top hits. Admire the spectacular…

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   Exploring the Goring Gap on the Ridgeway & Thames Path

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   Nature Trail / Watching

   Reading

   One of the most dramatic locations along the whole length of the Thames is the Goring Gap, a deep passage between the villages of Goring and Streatley, giving magnicent views.