A quaint UK town brimming with pubs and steeped in ancient history, boasts archaeological finds dating back to hunter-gatherer times and the Iron Age. It's no wonder early humans chose to settle here, with the longest river in England providing ample fishing opportunities and water supply.

For Cambridgeshire residents, Abingdon-on-Thames is an interesting day trip as the place is surrounded in history and its thought to be the oldest settlement in the Britain. These days a multitude of proper local pubs await visitors as well as the snippets of times gone by with sights to savour, including the centuries-old abbey and medieval bridge in the town that dates back to 1422.

The founding of the abbey in the year 676 marked the beginning of this Oxfordshire town's development. In 676, Abingd

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