This very upmarket hotel allows non-residents to visit the glorious gardens and woodlands, managed by the National Trust.
The famous railway bridge designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
A great spot for walks amongst relatively tame squirrels and views of Maidenhead Weir. There is also a small hotel and restaurant on the island.
"The Magpies" were relegated in 2025 and play in National League South, the sixth tier of soccer. Their York Road stadium, capacity 4000, is 200 yards east of the railway station. They've played there since 16 Feb 1871, making it the oldest continuously-used senior football ground in the world.
A picturesque village.
Grade I almshouses and chapel founded by William Goddard 1609 with his statue above the entrance.
Visit the heritage centre to discover the town's fascinating history.