Donnington is a village in Shaw-cum-Donnington, north of the town of Newbury, in Berkshire, England, and it is best known for Donnington Castle, which dates from the 14th century, and which was built by Richard Abberbury the Elder, son of Thomas Abberbury.
What is there to see in Donnington, besides Donnington Castle?
Well, within Donnington, besides Donnington Castle and its surrounding scenic sights, there aren't many attractions left to visit, but that hasn't stopped people from continuously visiting, the area surrounding Newbury boasting with appealing attractions, such as The Living Forest, which houses hundreds of colorful butterflies, animals, lizards, birds and plants, perfect for nature-lovers, The Desmoulin Gallery, a contemporary art gallery set in one of the oldest buildings in Newbury, which is the Granary, or St. Nicholas Church, a magnificent 16th century structure, which, throughout its history, was used as a hospital, prison and stable.
How to get around in Donnington?
Your best bet is to rent a car!
Where to stay in Donnington? Check out Donnington Hotels.
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