Olympic and Paralympic venues outside London

The 2012 Games are not just about London! Numerous other locations in the UK will host Olympic and Paralympic events, Training Camps or even the Torch Relay.

The UK has a great sporting heritage. Out of the town of Much Wenlock came the 'inspiration for the modern Olympic Games' and Stoke Mandeville was birthplace of the Paralympic Games.

Blue Badge Tourist Guides can show you Olympic venues throughout the UK as well as other places of sporting, historic, scenic and cultural interest.
Contact Tour Guides Limited to discuss the requirements for your group.

For example:

Discover Windsor's Olympic Heritage

Did you know?

		The 1908 Olympic marathon started at Windsor Castle
		The modern marathon distance of 26 miles and 385 yards was the distance of the 1908 marathon route from Windsor to White City Stadium in London
		The 1948 Olympic road cycling race was held in Windsor Great Park
		Both the 1908 and 1948 Olympic rowing events were held at Henley
		There is a River and Rowing Museum in Henley
		The 2012 Olympic rowing, flat water canoeing and Paralympic rowing will be held at the Eton College Rowing Centre, Dorney Lake just outside Windsor

Come and join us for a new look at the ancient town of Windsor, Eton, Dorney Lake and Henley - discover the heritage of the 1908 and 1948 London Olympics. Itineraries to suit you. Tours can cover all sites or just a couple, entriely up to you.

All tours are with 2012 Olympic and Paralympic accredited Blue Badge Tourist Guides.
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