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Attwell's Memorial Fountain, Caversham Road, Reading outside Caversham Bridge Hotel, c1930. The fountain was in memory of Mayor of Reading Frank Attwell and his wife, and is now situated by the Thames side Promenade car park. 1930-1939

Sunny spot, wide bridge. Has a chest-heighted metal fence, should be safe.

Have you always wanted to live by the water? Here is the perfect house with a boathouse built right into it. All you need is a speedboat to go straight to London.

Cast in bronze, 'Robed Figure' is the distinctive form and work of Elisabeth Frink's, thought to have been created in 1988. It is adjacent to Abbey Ruins in a private garden. Her work was often created by adding plaster to an armature, and then chiselling and forming the surface to shape. The gender of the figure is not known, however it does bear much resemblance to an element from her famous sculpture 'Dorset Martyrs'. Elisabeth Frink was one of 5 women who were on British Stamps in 1996.

Beautiful place to enjoy

Lovely pub right on the river with loads of easy open space to sit with your bikes

Longwater Lake is the focal point of Green Park, a business park and residential area. A walk around its calm, flat waters are a good tonic to a stressful day.

Established in Victorian times, Forbury Gardens is a sweet haven from the hustle and bustle of Reading. As it is a walled garden, the noise of the town is kept well at bay. The statue of the lion is formally called the Maiwand Lion and was built to commemorate the local lives lost during the 2nd Anglo-Afghan War between 1878 and 1880. There is a local rumour that the sculptor, George Blackall Simonds, took his own life after realising that the lion's stance was impossible, as should the lion walk, it would fall over. However, this is not true as the sculpture is based on his observations of lions at London Zoo and he lived until he was 86.