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Basingstoke is not, as is commonly thought, a "new town" - in fact it's an expanded market town with origins that can be traced right back to the Iron Age. Today, Basingstoke is one of Hampshire's most prosperous and vibrant locations.
From the 13th Century version of King Arthur's Round Table, to the tigers, penguins and lemurs at Marwell Wildlife, there's plenty to discover in the stunning historic city of Winchester.
A short break in Southampton, Hampshire means time for serious shopping in the West Quay Shopping Centre, a look at classic art in the Southampton City Art Gallery or seeing a show at the Mayflower Theatre.
Escape to the South Downs and become revitalised in this peaceful and relaxing part of Hampshire.
Recently designated National Park status, the New Forest is home to some of South East England’s most picturesque countryside and is filled with a great variety of things to do and places to stay.
Home of Jane Austen for the last eight years of her life, Chawton is a delightful village near Alton in Hampshire.
Alton is a lively market town right in the heart of Jane Austen country. The surrounding landscape is picturesque and tranquil – which makes it all the more surprising that Alton was once most famous for the brutal murder of Sweet Fanny Adams in 1887.
Today, many visitors use Alton as a base for...Emsworth is popular with sailors, artists, naturalists and walkers. The two tidal millponds to east and west are host to a variety of wild life.
Set in the glorious countryside of the South Downs, Petersfield is an ancient market town originally built as a Norman 'new town' at the end of the 11th Century. It is now a pleasant place for shopping and eating out.
A perfect location to explore the best the south coast has to offer. Hayling and Havant offer beautiful beaches, Blue Flag awards, fantastic waterfront, great food and friendly people in a relaxing, peaceful environment
Set in beautiful southern England, Havant is on the rural coast and is the adventure playground of the south. It is a haven for a relaxing break, and equally, activity-seeking visitors, possessing excellent watersports and leisure pursuits.
The village of Wickham in the Meon Valley is home to the second largest medieval square in England. The bustling village centre is filled with interesting buildings and a selection of tea rooms, restaurants and independent shops.
Newly awarded Eco Town status, Whitehill/Bordon is set in the Woolmer Forest, an area of heathland designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and ecologically outstanding as a wildlife sanctuary.
Situated on the River Test and surrounded by picturesque rolling countryside, Whitchurch is Hampshire’s smallest town and home to Britain's only working Silk Mill.
The attractive village of Selborne is famous for its association with the 18th Century literary naturalist Gilbert White.
The Georgian market town of Lymington is famous for its sailing history and has two large marinas. The town's narrow streets are filled with pretty period cottages, and many locals pubs, restaurants and independent shops.
Test Valley combines pretty towns and villages and interesting attractions with the lovely water meadows, chalk streams and woodland of the famous River Test.
Explore the rich heritage of the Hampshire market town of Andover in the Test Valley at the Andover Museum and Museum of the Iron Age.
Medieval streets, a Norman Abbey and new heritage centre add to the charm of the Hampshire market town of Romsey in the stunning Test Valley.
Situated on the edge of the New Forest, Fordingbridge is a small country town situated on the banks of the River Avon. Fordingbridge is famous for The Great Bridge with its seven graceful arches spanning the river.
