Local Attractions Saxon Walls - the best preserved Saxon fortifications open to view  and walk on all year. Castle Gardens - Britain in Bloom small garden winner. Open daily all  year (except Christmas) - ideal for a picnic. Wallingford Museum - listen to the story of Wallingford and the siege  in 1646. Cholsey and Wallingford Railway - Steam trains to be seen and ridden  most summer weekends. Benson Veteran Cycle Museum, 61 Brook St., Benson - Collection of 450  veteran cycles from 1818-1930. Cholsey A beautiful Norman church. Agatha Christie is buried in the  churchyard. Didcot Railway Centre, Didcot - Recreating the golden age of the  Great Western Railway. Locomotives, equipment and 'steam days'. Dorchester Abbey once a Roman settlement. A magnificent Abbey,  coaching inns, craft shops and thatched cottages. Ewelme 500 year old alms-houses. The manor house was once the home of  the Chaucer family and Jerome K Jerome (author of 'Three men in a boat') is  buried in the churchyard. Greys Court, Rotherfield Greys, Henley-on-Thames Rebuilt in the  16th century and added to in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, the house is set  amid the remains of the courtyard walls and towers of a 14th century fortified  house. A Tudor donkey wheel well-house and an ice-house are still intact, and  the garden contains Archbishop's maze; inspired by Archbishop Runcie's  enthronement speech in 1980. Nuffield Place between Wallingford & Nettelbed. Home of car  magnate Lord Nuffield until his death in 1963. Pendon Museum of Miniature Landscape & Transport, Long Wittenham  - Recreates in miniature the English countryside and railways of the 1930's