Explore things to do in Hampshire 

Experience the best of the Hampshire.

If you’re the adventurous sort, you’ve got the entire county of Hampshire to explore, not just Winchester. Here’s just a handful of interesting places to discover.

Seacity Museum
45 minute drive

Learn the true story of how the Titanic went down.

The Titanic launched from Southampton on 10th April 1912. SeaCity Museum offers you the opportunity to explore ‘Titanic Story’ exhibit, which offers a look at items connected to the disaster, and real-life accounts from some of the survivors.

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Bombay Sapphire Distillery
15 minute drive

Expand your senses with a tasting at Bombay Sapphire.

Take a tour around the distillery and learn all about the process that makes Bombay Sapphire gin so tasty. You can even sign up for a cocktail masterclass and put your skills to the test. 

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Watercress Line
30 minute drive

Let off steam at the railway.

This heritage railway line runs for 10 miles from New Alreford to Alton. It’s name comes from when the line was used to quickly transport watercress from Alresford to London due to how quickly it perishes. With refreshments on board it’s almost like being in the Victorian era. 

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Beaulieu
50 minute drive

Delve into WWII life. Explore the history of Churchill’s Secret Army, the Special Operations Executive, at the Secret Army Exhibit, or take a look at the UK’s first Soviet art exhibit in the Clock House. Beaulieu is the perfect place to spend the day.

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Hawk Conservancy Trust
18 minute drive

Step into the captivating world of birds of prey and meet over 130 species that call 22 acres of woodland and wildflower meadow their home. You’ll enjoy thrilling flying displays, hands-on experiences (like holding a bird), and leisurely walks through woodland trails as you discover more about bird conservation and rehabilitation. 

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Furzey Gardens
40 minute drive

Hidden deep in the New Forest near Minstead, Furzey Gardens is a 12-acre woodland retreat overflowing with rare plants, secret winding paths, over 40 fairy doors to discover and a charming thatched tea room. It’s run as a social enterprise, helping people with learning disabilities through gardening, hospitality and creative projects.

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