Take a Journey Through Kate Middleton's Hometown

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ET gives you a glimpse of the English countryside where Prince William's bride-to-be Kate Middleton was born and shows you some important landmarks in her life. 

A tour through the southeastern county of Berskhire reveals St. Andrew's Church, where Kate was baptized, as well as the primary school where the future princess began her education. Tour guide Chairman Griffiths from Morton's Tours says Kate comes from a prosperous middle class family and we'll give you a look at the Middleton family home -- called Oak Acre. 

Watch the video to also see an old family hangout -- the quaint Old Boot Inn, a pub and restaurant Prince William and Kate have known to frequent when visiting the area. 

 The couple is in the midst of planning their much anticipated wedding, scheduled to take place on April 29 at London's Westminster Abbey. 

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