Step back in time this May half-term at Beaulieu!
Horrible Histories is coming to Beaulieu this May! This half-term from the 23 – 31 May, be one of the first to dive into the connections between Beaulieu and its Victorian past and uncover facts you may wish you'd never learned – if you're brave enough.
Plus, the National Motor Museum's new gallery Driven: Britain's Motoring Story is now open, kids can let their imaginations run wild in our visitor favourite adventure play area Little Beaulieu, and there are so many attractions to explore.
| Season (23 May 2026 - 31 May 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 10:00 | - 18:00 |
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Uncover over 800 years of history in the heart of Southampton’s Old Town. Tudor House and…
Once the site of one of the largest Victorian military hospitals, view images &…
The museum is uniquely concerned with the development of the aviation and aircraft…
Fun for all the family: a fully life guarded open air sea water pool with swimming and…
SWAC offers courses in sailing, powerboating and theory shorebased courses. The purpose…
This is the stunning art house cinema, overlooking the Ocean Village Marina, which shows…
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