Read about the local attractions you will want to visit during your stay in Didcot B&B or hotel accommodation.
Didcot Railway Centre has a comprehensive collection of Great Western Railway (GWR) locomotives (many of them steam) and rolling stock.
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Didcot's power station, with its vast cooling towers, is visible for miles around. It draws water from, and returns it to, the river Thames. Despite this and the impact of the railway industry, there is still a village here, with one or two thatched cottages.
Nearby towns
Nearby villages
- Appleford
- Aston Tirrold
- Aston Upthorpe
- Blewbury
- Chilton
- Coscote
- East Hagbourne
- Harwell
- Little Wittenham
- Long Wittenham
- Mackney
- Milton
- Milton Heights
- Milton Hill
- North Moreton
- Rowstock
- South Moreton
- Sutton Courtenay
- Tadley
- Upton
- West Hagbourne
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