Shopping Centres, Reading, United Kingdom

Shopping travel tip added by Guinevere1988 on 15th of September, 2009

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Shopping travel tip
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Distance from city center: 3.6mi.

Reading is a great place to do your shopping. There are two big malls very close to each other. One of them is The Oracle, which is a huge mall with loads of shops in it.There is House of Frasier, Debenhams, Disney, New, Next, TOp Shop, Waterstones, Boots etc in it. Whatever you need and whatever you can afford you will most surely find it here. The other mall is slightly smaller, but it has a lot of shops too. It is called The Broad Street or the TK Max mall. It has some quite cheep shops in it, it is more affordable than the other mall. It also has an Argos in it.

Address:
The Oracle - Thames Valley Park Reading Berkshire RG6 1RA
Broadstreet Mall - Reading, RG1 7QE

Price:
Windowshopping is free :P

Opening Hours:
Depending on shops from 8 a.m to 7-8 p.m

How to get there:
All of the busses stop there, because it is in the centre of town

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By the 16h century, Reading was the largest and richest town in Berkshire, thanks to its blooming cloth trade. In addition to its commercial importance, Reading was the place of several significant political events. The town was occupied by Royalists during the 1642 English Civil War, and it was the site of the Second Battle of Reading during the Revolution of 1688. In the 18th century, Reading [...]

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