3 Best Landmarks in Wokingham, UK

“Wokingham Library offers many books and other reading resources with free internet and computer access. The library encourages and facilitates knowledge and learning for all. In addition to photocopying facilities, the library provides DVDs, CDs, e-books, newspapers, magazines, and audiobooks. Regular events are also conducted. You can join the library for free if you live, work, study, or regularly visit the Wokingham Borough and the surrounding area. Wokingham Library provides resources and services to inspire and support learning for everyone. Accessible toilets and elevator facilities are available.

“Wokingham Town Hall is a historic Grade II listed building. The original building on the site was a medieval guildhall completed in 1612. The new building, designed by William Ford Poulton and William Henry Woodman in the Gothic style, was officially opened by Lord Braybrooke in 1860. Wokingham Town Hall offers a variety of rooms, with lift access to the first floor. The Town Hall features 25 seated round tables in the REME Room, seating for 120 or standing capacity for 140 in the Main Hall, and 30 seated round tables in the Diamond Jubilee Room. There is also a kitchen with 100 place settings. Wokingham Town Hall comprises twenty-five councillors who represent the town's eight wards. Free WiFi is available to Main Hall, Annexe, and Council Chamber users.

“Easthampstead Park Cemetery and Crematorium is a quiet haven featuring lawns, scenic views, memorials, and paved walks. Easthampstead Park Cemetery and Crematorium is laid out in a lawn design with smooth memorial tablets and concrete walkways in the first three sections. The cemetery has shrubs, fragrant roses, wisteria, and pergolas. Tea and coffee vending machines, baby facilities, and accessible toilets are available. Easthampstead Park Cemetery and Crematorium is located on the beautiful grounds of Easthampstead Park, on South Road of the Nine Mile Ride.