Premier Inn Newbury

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Yes, Newbury is definitely worth visiting! This Berkshire market town has a great mix of history, countryside and familyfriendly attractions. Explore Highclere Castle of Downton Abbey fame, stroll along the Kennet and Avon Canal or enjoy the scenic countryside around Donnington Castle. Add in family days out at Bucklebury Farm Park or The Living Rainforest, and you’ve got the perfect mix for a day trip or a relaxing weekend away.
Newbury is surrounded by the beautiful West Berkshire countryside and the North Wessex Downs, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The town is home to one of the UK’s most famous racecourses, Newbury Racecourse, and a lively cultural scene with the Corn Exchange Theatre hosting regular performances. Its riverside setting along the Kennet and Avon Canal also makes it a lovely place for scenic walks and boating.
Newbury is a medium‑sized market town with all the essentials – shopping, cafes, historic streets and green spaces – but it’s compact enough to explore on foot. The surrounding countryside and nearby villages give it a more relaxed feel.
Newbury is best known for Newbury Racecourse, which hosts major horseracing events, including the famous Lockinge Stakes. It’s also famous for Highclere Castle, the stately home used as the filming location for Downton Abbey. Historically, the town played a role in the English Civil War, and the remains of Donnington Castle still stand as a reminder of its past.









