Aldershot was once a small village, little more than heathland used for grazing sheep, which became the first permanent military garrison...

The Royal Military Academy of Sandhurst is where the elite of the British Army train to be officers. Cadets arrive for nearly a year of...

A serene rectangle of peace within a busy town, the Physic Garden in Petersfield, east Hampshire, is a great place to relax, sit quietly...

The Great Hall and a few passageways are all that remains of Winchester Castle, one of the earliest castles built by William the...

Just south of the city of Winchester, a short walk from its ancient city centre, is St. Catherine's Hill, an Iron Age hillfort with a...

Winchester City Museum is a small museum next to the cathedral, which tells the story of this city, once the fifth largest in Roman...

The New Forest is a beautiful part of the UK, vast landscapes of heather, ferns and forest, one which is very popular with walkers and...

Lovers of poetry and Slow Travellers can often be synonymous. Here we look at some delightful areas in and around Steep in rural...

An Elizabethan Manor House in the tiny village of Breamore, Hampshire, Breamore House is part of a larger estate which includes the Breamore Mizmaze and the Giant's Grave. Still lived in as a private home, it is open for just a few months of each year. The house was built in 1583 on the site of a former Priory. It was bought in the 18th century by Sir Edward Hulse, physician to Kings George I and II, and his family still live there today. It was severely damaged in a fire in