Berkshire Yeomanry Museum

The Berkshire Yeomanry Museum tells the two-hundred-year story of the county's yeomanry regiment, from its 1794 origins through two World Wars to operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Housed within the Army Reserve Centre in Windsor, the permanent collection includes weapons, equipment and uniforms, alongside photographs of actions such as the Gallipoli assault and the charge at El Mughar in Palestine. It's a worthwhile stop for anyone with an interest in military history or the Berkshire Yeomanry's long service record, including its role in cavalry, artillery, signals and even cycling units. The museum sits in Windsor and Maidenhead, within easy reach of Windsor & Eton Central station just 0.9 miles away, and there are 58 bookable places to stay within five miles if you're planning a longer visit.