Henley on Thames Midsomer 2017 guided Walking tours are now available.

One hour hosted tours depart from The Argyll pub in Market Place, Henley on Thames at 11.00 am Saturday from 18th March until 28th Oct 2017.

Meet at The Argyll pub for a coffee before you head off.

This very popular walking tour visits many murderous filming locations in one of Oxfordshire’s prettiest  towns.

For further enquiries and bookings please email info@theargyllhenley.co.uk with your preferred date, numbers in your group and contact details.

Thank you. We look forward to seeing you on the Henley Midsomer Walking Tour.

Watch the link – BBC Radio Oxford Midsomer Guided Walking Tours March 2016

Midsomer guided driving tour are available upon request, contact the pub for further details, please give advance notice for these tours as our guides are frequently booked.

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Midsomer Murders at The Argyll Pub Henley on Thames

Right in the heart of Henley’s historic Market place, The Argyll is one of the oldest pubs built in a traditional style and is on the route of Henley’s Midsomer walking trail

The pub appeared in the episode ‘Last years model’ 2006 where DCI Barnaby and DS Jones meet Barnaby’s psychiatrist friend Pru Plunkett,  to discuss characters in the murder case. Stand where Barnaby stood and savour the pubs specially brewed Midsomer Ale,  a brass plaque on the bar marks the spot.

The Argyll menu includes some English classics such as Beer battered fish ‘n’ chips and homemade steak and mushroom pie as well as chefs specials, steaks and lighter snacks.

Meat is locally produced by Gabriel Machins butchers, also a Midsomer murders location www.gabrielmachin.co.uk

”Gabriel Machins” became Anton Thorneycroft’s butchers in the episode ”The Magicians Nephew” Thorneycroft was an avid member of the ”Midsomer Magic Circle” in this episode that sees the Magicians assistant murdered by the poison of a deadly tropical frog!!!

Henley has been filmed a number of times  for the series over the last 10 years and is a  great place to stay and explore the rest of Midsomer.

For more information go to

www.visitmidsomer.com/

www.midsomermurders.org

www.radiotimes.com/programme/nn6/midsomer-murders