Tourism News & Updates
- 8th February 2016
Over 500 years ago, in 1485, Henry VII became the first king of the Tudor royal family. Winchester was favoured by a succession of Tudor monarchs, hosting a royal birth, christening and later wedding. The Winchester district is a showcase of buildings, ruins and artefacts that played a part in this extraordinary period of regal history.
- 1st February 2016
Find something to do from the 5th of February.
- 12th January 2016
Mottisfont opened its new Welcome Centre to the public on the 8th of January, beginning a new chapter in the National Trust property's history.
- 4th January 2016
East or west there are plenty of great country walks, here we show a few east of Winchester.
- 15th December 2015
Hampshire has over 3,000 miles of footpaths, bridleways and byways, Winchester has a large chunk of these.
- 14th December 2015
Winchester has many local attractions, some of the best are just a few miles outside its city walls, its market town's.
- 14th December 2015
Here's a list of public toilets in the city of Winchester.
- 18th November 2015
For many, a day out to a National Trust house and garden is already a Christmas ‘must do’. Over the festive season, National Trust places will be decked out Christmas sparkle. Father Christmas will visit special grottos, there’ll be wreath making and Christmas crafts workshops, and our picturesque estates will be packed full of traditions to bring Christmas to life through the ages, mixing festive favourites with new experiences unique to these historic properties.