Travel to Oare, Berkshire Map

Oare, Berkshire tourist guide map of landmarks & destinations by Walkfo


Travel Oare, Berkshire Map Explore
19
travel
spots

Travel to Oare, BerkshireWhen travelling to Oare, Berkshire, Walkfo’s has created a travel guide & Oare, Berkshire overview of Oare, Berkshire’s hotels & accommodation, Oare, Berkshire’s weather through the seasons & travel destinations / landmarks in Oare, Berkshire. Experience a unique Oare, Berkshire when you travel with Walkfo as your tour guide to Oare, Berkshire map.


Oare, Berkshire history


Oare boasts the earliest documented history within the parish. King Edgar gave Oare Chapel to the Abbot of Abingdon, a gift witnessed by Saint Dunstan, Archbishop of Canterbury. Ten hides of land (around 1200 acres) accompanied it. A monastic grange was built by the abbot at which he could rest on the arduous journey to Winchester. It was pulled down during the Dissolution of the Monasteries in Henry VIII.

  

Oare, Berkshire map & travel guide with history & landmarks to explore


Visit Oare, Berkshire Walkfo Stats

With 19 travel places to explore on our Oare, Berkshire travel map, Walkfo is a personalised tour guide to tell you about the places in Oare, Berkshire as you travel by foot, bike, car or bus. No need for a physical travel guide book or distractions by phone screens, as our geo-cached travel content is automatically triggered on our Oare, Berkshire map when you get close to a travel location (or for more detailed Oare, Berkshire history from Walkfo).


Travel Location:
Travel Area:
Oare, Berkshire
[zonearea]
Audio spots:
Physical plaques:
19
0
Population:

[zonesize]

  

Average seasonal temperatures at zone



Tourist Guide to Oare, Berkshire Map


 

  Oare, Berkshire map historic spot

  Oare, Berkshire map tourist destination

  Oare, Berkshire map plaque

  Oare, Berkshire map geographic feature

Walkfo Oare, Berkshire travel map key: visit National Trust sites, Blue Plaques, English Heritage locations & top travel destinations in Oare, Berkshire