cruising route Chertsey / Kingston-Oxford / Chertsey
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Chertsey - Kingston-Oxford - Chertsey - 284 Km - 58 Locks - 50 h of navigation - 14 Nights (2 weeks)
From Cherstey to Hampton Court, 11 km, 3 Lock(s), 2.1 h of navigation
Stopover : Cherstey > Hampton Court
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Chertsey
This small town with its old stone bridge from 1780, is the starting point for cruises of one week or more-way ticket to Benson.
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Hampton Court
The Hampton Court Palace, built in 1514, is a haunted castle.From Hampton Court to Cherstey, 21 km, 5 Lock(s), 3.8 h of navigation
Stopover : Hampton Court > Kingston upon Thames > Hampton Court > Cherstey
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Chertsey
This small town with its old stone bridge from 1780, is the starting point for cruises of one week or more-way ticket to Benson.
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Kingston upon Thames
In the center of this town of 43,000 inhabitants you will find numerous shopping centers, including "The Bentall Center" and the beautiful church due Chruch All Saints.
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Hampton Court
The Hampton Court Palace, built in 1514, is a haunted castle.From Cherstey to Windsor, 13 km, 3 Lock(s), 2.3 h of navigation
Stopover : Cherstey > Staines Upon Thames > Windsor
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Windsor
One of the homes of the royal family, the castle is a fortress of more than 1,000 rooms and 52 000 m2.
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Chertsey
This small town with its old stone bridge from 1780, is the starting point for cruises of one week or more-way ticket to Benson.
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Staines Upon Thames
This step will allow you to stroll through the shopping streets of this city of 18,000 inhabitants.From Windsor to Marlow, 26 km, 6 Lock(s), 4.7 h of navigation
Stopover : Windsor > Marlow
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Windsor
One of the homes of the royal family, the castle is a fortress of more than 1,000 rooms and 52 000 m2.
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Marlow
This town of 14,000 inhabitants is a very pleasant stop in peace with all boat to reach the shops.
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Eton
This college of 1,300 students, founded in 1441, has a remarkable architecture.
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Cliveden
Cliveden is a magnificent castle of Italian style which was built between 1666 and 1851, a mandatory stop.From Marlow to Reading, 28 km, 7 Lock(s), 5.1 h of navigation
Stopover : Marlow > Henley-on-Thames > Reading
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Reading Abbey
This ruined abbey dates from the 12th century, it was destroyed in 1538. You will also find in Reading Abbey Gateway, which forms a gate at the entrance of the city.
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Henley on Thames
2 interesting monuments in Henley on Thames, the Fawley Court, a fortified 17th century manor and Temple Island, a temple built in 1771 by James Wyatt.
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Marlow
This town of 14,000 inhabitants is a very pleasant stop in peace with all boat to reach the shops.
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Sonning Blue Coat School
The most imposing building of Sonning is the Blue Coat School. This institution founded in 1646 welcomes more than 700 students.From Reading to Benson, 26 km, 4 Lock(s), 4.3 h of navigation
Stopover : Reading > Mapledurham > Pangbourne > Goring > Benson
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Goring
You will find near Goring on Thames, many "boathouses" where the owners stored their boat.
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Mapledurham
A Mapledurham you will find a magnificent stately 16th century.
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Reading Abbey
This ruined abbey dates from the 12th century, it was destroyed in 1538. You will also find in Reading Abbey Gateway, which forms a gate at the entrance of the city.
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Benson
This little girl is the starting point for cruises of one week or more-way towards Chertsey.
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Pangbourne
The college is the most important monument in Pangbourne. Built in 1917, it houses about 420 students.
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Wallingford
This small town has ruins of a castle built in the 11th century and partially destroyed in 1645, it remains today a few laps.From Benson to Abingdon, 20 km, 2 Lock(s), 3.1 h of navigation
Stopover : Benson > Dorchester > Abingdon
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Dorchester
This has, the main tourist attraction is the Abbey is a very pleasant stop with all comoditées boat reach.
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Abingdon
This city of over 30 000 inhabitants has the second largest church of England, St. Helen Church.
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Benson
This little girl is the starting point for cruises of one week or more-way towards Chertsey.From Abingdon to Abingdon, 26 km, 6 Lock(s), 4.7 h of navigation
Stopover : Abingdon > Oxford > Abingdon
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Oxford
Oxford has the oldest university Anglo-Saxon. The city has many stores and many sites to visit. More than a few hours, there must be at least half a day to explore at least some of this city.
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Abingdon
This city of over 30 000 inhabitants has the second largest church of England, St. Helen Church.From Abingdon to Benson, 20 km, 2 Lock(s), 3.1 h of navigation
Stopover : Abingdon > Dorchester > Benson
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Dorchester
This has, the main tourist attraction is the Abbey is a very pleasant stop with all comoditées boat reach.
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Abingdon
This city of over 30 000 inhabitants has the second largest church of England, St. Helen Church.
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Benson
This little girl is the starting point for cruises of one week or more-way towards Chertsey.From Benson to Reading, 26 km, 4 Lock(s), 4.3 h of navigation
Stopover : Benson > Goring > Pangbourne > Mapledurham > Reading
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Goring
You will find near Goring on Thames, many "boathouses" where the owners stored their boat.
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Mapledurham
A Mapledurham you will find a magnificent stately 16th century.
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Reading Abbey
This ruined abbey dates from the 12th century, it was destroyed in 1538. You will also find in Reading Abbey Gateway, which forms a gate at the entrance of the city.
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Benson
This little girl is the starting point for cruises of one week or more-way towards Chertsey.
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Pangbourne
The college is the most important monument in Pangbourne. Built in 1917, it houses about 420 students.
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Wallingford
This small town has ruins of a castle built in the 11th century and partially destroyed in 1645, it remains today a few laps.From Reading to Henley-on-Thames, 16 km, 4 Lock(s), 2.9 h of navigation
Stopover : Reading > Henley-on-Thames
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Reading Abbey
This ruined abbey dates from the 12th century, it was destroyed in 1538. You will also find in Reading Abbey Gateway, which forms a gate at the entrance of the city.
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Henley on Thames
2 interesting monuments in Henley on Thames, the Fawley Court, a fortified 17th century manor and Temple Island, a temple built in 1771 by James Wyatt.
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Sonning Blue Coat School
The most imposing building of Sonning is the Blue Coat School. This institution founded in 1646 welcomes more than 700 students.From Henley-on-Thames to Marlow, 12 km, 3 Lock(s), 2.2 h of navigation
Stopover : Henley-on-Thames > Marlow
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Henley on Thames
2 interesting monuments in Henley on Thames, the Fawley Court, a fortified 17th century manor and Temple Island, a temple built in 1771 by James Wyatt.
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Marlow
This town of 14,000 inhabitants is a very pleasant stop in peace with all boat to reach the shops.From Marlow to Windsor, 26 km, 6 Lock(s), 4.7 h of navigation
Stopover : Marlow > Windsor
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Windsor
One of the homes of the royal family, the castle is a fortress of more than 1,000 rooms and 52 000 m2.
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Marlow
This town of 14,000 inhabitants is a very pleasant stop in peace with all boat to reach the shops.
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Eton
This college of 1,300 students, founded in 1441, has a remarkable architecture.
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Cliveden
Cliveden is a magnificent castle of Italian style which was built between 1666 and 1851, a mandatory stop.From Windsor to Cherstey, 13 km, 3 Lock(s), 2.3 h of navigation
Stopover : Windsor > Staines Upon Thames > Cherstey
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Windsor
One of the homes of the royal family, the castle is a fortress of more than 1,000 rooms and 52 000 m2.
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Chertsey
This small town with its old stone bridge from 1780, is the starting point for cruises of one week or more-way ticket to Benson.
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Staines Upon Thames
This step will allow you to stroll through the shopping streets of this city of 18,000 inhabitants.