50 Event & party venues near Weybridge

We found 50 Event & party venues within 0 miles13 miles of Weybridge

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 Event & party venues near Weybridge
 Event & party venues near Weybridge
 Event & party venues near Weybridge
 Event & party venues near Weybridge

Dorney Court

Windsor, SL4 6QP
12.8 miles

Dorney Court is a Grade-I listed Tudor manor in Buckinghamshire, about 45 minutes west of Central London. The house ...


Found close to London's attractions yet surrounded by the scenic countryside of Surrey, Weybridge has a rich history in motoring and aviation. Positioned along the River Wey and bordered to the north by the River Thames at the mouth of the Wey, Weybridge has roots dating back to the Domesday Book of 1086, known then as Webrige and Webruge. It was held in part by Chertsey Abbey, an Englishman from the abbey, and Herfrid from the conqueror's brother, the Bishop of Bayeux. Until the late 18th century, Weybridge remained a small village with a river crossing. Some pretty rich history, eh? In 1537, Henry VIII constructed Oatlands Palace, a manor house associated with Weybridge, near the border of Weybridge and Walton. This historical site witnessed Henry VIII's marriage to his fifth wife, Catherine Howard. Although demolished in 1650, bricks from Oatlands Palace contributed to lining the then newly constructed Wey Navigation canal. Elmbridge Museum, situated in Church Street above the library, showcases a variety of intriguing exhibits, including artefacts from Henry VIII's Oatlands Palace, which once graced Weybridge.

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