Discover the Surprising Side of Reading – For Under £10! Ready for an adventure that’s quirky, curious, and perfect for everyone aged 6 to 106? Rain or shine, Reading is bursting with stories—and you’re invited to uncover them with two self-guided heritage walks that double as a treasure hunt!

What’s the experience? Two playful, self-paced walks that guide you through Reading’s famous landmarks and hidden gems. Solve clues, learn fun facts, and explore at your own pace—no tour guide needed!

What’s included:

Clear directions and easy-to-follow maps

Clues to crack (with answers in the back!)

Fascinating stories about Reading’s past and the people who shaped it

Available as a booklet or instant download for mobile or print

The Walks:

Walk 1: Huntley Wharf to Town Hall (1.5 miles) Stroll along the scenic River Kennet, past Oscar Wilde’s former prison, ancient ruins, Victorian gardens, and a 12th-century church—all ending at the grand Town Hall. (Not suitable for buggies or wheelchairs due to steps.)

Walk 2: Town Hall to County Lock (1 mile) Start at the Town Hall and wander through Reading’s historic heart—Broad Street, Reading Minster, and riverside paths—finishing at the peaceful County Lock. (This route is buggy and wheelchair-friendly with gentle terrain.)

All this for under £10—and it covers up to four people! Even better, use code List20 at checkout for 20% off all Curious About walks.

Nearby adventures include: Henley, Marlow, Oxford, Windsor, Guildford, and even London (Covent Garden, Mayfair, Soho, St Paul’s, Trafalgar Square).

Whatever the weather, whenever you fancy—explore, discover, and enjoy Reading like never before.