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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Wallingford,_OxfordshireWallingford, Oxfordshire - Wikipedia

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   Wallingford (/ ˈ w ɒ l ɪ ŋ f ər d /) is a historic market town and civil parish on the River Thames in South Oxfordshire, England, 12 miles (19 km) north of Reading, 13 miles (21 km) south of Oxford and 11 miles (18 km) north west of Henley-on-Thames.

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3. www.experienceoxfordshire.org › wallingfordWallingford On Thames | Wallingford Oxfordshire | Experience ...

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   Wallingford on Thames is a quintessentially English market town in South Oxfordshire with plenty of things to see and do, whether a destination for a day trip or the base for a longer visit.

4. www.darekandgosia.com › wallingford-oxfordshireWhy is Wallingford famous? 14 Things to do in Wallingford!

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   • District: Oxfordshire
   • Population: 11,600

   • Famous for: Midsomer Murders
   • Region: South East

   • Wallingford Bridge. What to see in Wallingford? Wallingford Bridge is an impressive medieval structure that crosses the river Thames in Wallingford. The bridge connects the town to Crowmarsh Gifford in Oxfordshire.
   • Wallingford boat hire. What to do in Wallingford? Wallingford’s enviable location on the edge of the river makes it a popular location for boat hire and water activities.
   • The George hotel. Where to stay in Wallingford? The George Hotel was once a 16-century coaching inn and can be found right in the heart of Wallingford.
   • Wallingford Main Square. Looking for places to visit in Wallingford? The main square of Wallingford has an independent charm and is the heart and soul of the old market town.

5. en.wikivoyage.org › wiki › Wallingford_(England)Wallingford (England) – Travel guide at Wikivoyage

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   Wallingford is a historic market town on the River Thames in Oxfordshire, England . Understand edit. The Romans liked Wallingford but proved unreliable tenants. Now the Saxons, they really put the hours in, building the earliest recognizable settlements.

6. www.wallingfordmuseum.org.uk › history-of-wallingfordHistory of Wallingford | Wallingford Museum

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   Wallingford was one of Alfred's 'new towns', and the biggest: it was the same size as the King’s capital, Winchester. It was enclosed on three sides (the river formed the fourth defence) by earthen walls capped with a wooden palisade and surrounded by a wet moat.

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   Where is Wallingford on Thames?

   • Wallingford on Thames is a quintessentially English market town in South Oxfordshire with plenty of things to see and do, whether a destination for a day trip or the base for a longer visit. The Town Hall, which was built in 1670 to replace the medieval Guild Hall, sits at the heart of the town in the marketplace.

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   What to do in Wallingford?

   • Things to do in Wallingford Wallingford on Thames is a market town in South Oxfordshire with plenty of things to see and do including the Wallingford Castle and Wallingford Museum.

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   Why is Wallingford famous?

   • 14 things to do in Wallingford Oxfordshire! Visit Wallingford on the banks of the Thames and immerse yourself in the best of South Oxfordshire. From ancient castle ruins to friendly local pubs, Wallingford is a treasure trove of unique experiences.

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   Was Wallingford a Saxon town?

   • In 1646 Oliver Cromwell gave the order to sack Wallingford Castle, undoing 600 years of fortifications. Even so, with boats moored under drooping willows that arc into the Thames, Wallingford remains the best example of a Saxon town in England. The prehistoric road, the Icknield Way, crosses the River Thames at Cholsey.

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8. www.visitthames.co.uk › towns › wallingfordWallingford - Towns & Villages in Wallingford, South ...

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   Visit Website. About. The wealth of independent shops, historical connections and traditional English architecture make Wallingford a perfect weekend get-away. No wonder it features so many times in the quintessentially English TV series, Midsomer Murders.

9. www.wallingfordtowncouncil.gov.uk › visitorsVisiting | Wallingford Town Council

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   Wallingford is ideally situated for visiting Thame and Henley, the other attractive market towns in South Oxfordshire. Oxford and Reading are both easy to reach by public transport or by road.