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Aldershot
Petersfield
Winchester
Princes Hall, Princes Way Aldershot, GU11 1NX 01252 320968 aldershotvic@rushmoor.gov.uk
The Library, The Square Petersfield, GU32 3HH 01730 268829 petersfieldinfo@btconnect.com
Hayling Island and Havant
Portsmouth
The Guildhall, The Broadway Winchester, SO23 9GH 01962 840500 tourism@winchester.gov.uk
Romsey
High Street, Main Car Park Lyndhurst, SO43 7NY 02380 282269 info@thenewforest.co.uk
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13 Church Street, Romsey SO51 8BT 01794 512987 romseytic@testvalley.gov.uk
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Hampshire also has an excellent selection of group friendly hotels in a range of locations across the region. Whether you prefer Portsmouth’s sea views, Winchester’s medieval outlook or the New Forest’s rural setting, there is accommodation to suit a range of needs. These include well known chains such as the Marriott and Best Western hotels and smaller, independent businesses like the Langstone Hotel on Hayling Island and the New Forest Hotels Group. There is also a fine selection of group-dining options available later in this guide. We look forward to welcoming you to our county!
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Milford on Sea
Lyndhurst, New Forest
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Hampshire’s scenic countryside is a pleasure to explore, with its two national parks, numerous country parks and world class gardens. Outdoor group explorers can make the most of the scenery with cycling expeditions, guided walking tours or sailing experiences. For those who prefer the vibrancy of urban exploration, visit one of the county’s three fascinating cities – Winchester,
Southampton and Portsmouth. From medieval cobbled streets to the bustling excitement of Europe’s biggest port, whether you love shopping or museums, there’s something for everyone.
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Central Beachlands, Seafront Hayling Island, PO11 0AG 02392 467111 tourism@havant.gov.uk
Tucked away to the south of England, lies a county full of character and beauty. Known for its picturesque countryside, stunning coastline and chocolate box villages, Hampshire offers its visitors a truly unforgettable experience. The county is a haven for groups, with a wide range of top attractions, accommodation providers and eateries, meaning there is never a shortage of things to do. A day out in Hampshire offers endless opportunities with the county’s unique selection of group-friendly attractions. Get close to nature at Marwell Zoo, home to hundreds of different species of animals. Discover 800 years of naval history at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard or step back to Tudor times at Tudor House and Garden in Southampton. A full list of group-friendly attractions is outlined later in this guide.
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Events Spotlight
Don’t miss a variety of top events taking place in Hampshire in 2016. With the return of the Common People Festival in May, the Farnborough International Airshow in July and the Southampton Boat Show in September, there are plenty of events for group visitors this year!
Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series
May 7 - 8 May
British Touring Car Championship at Thruxton, Andover
15 May
Alresford Watercress Festival
29 - 29 May
Common People Festival, Southampton
When: 22-24 July Where: Portsmouth The America’s Cup World Series is Formula 1 racing on water, after the exciting of spectacle of the boats literally flying above the water at 50 mph, the racing returns to Portsmouth in 2016. Team Principle and Skipper Sir Ben Ainslie will be hoping his team, Land Rover BAR will be able to win the event again.
June 9 - 12 June
Isle of Wight Festival
17 - 26 June
Portsmouth Festivities
23 - 26 June
Goodwood Festival of Speed, Chichester
The three day event starts with the practice day where teams will get their boat ready to race. There will also be on water displays and the Red Arrows on show. Saturday will mark the first day of competition, including an opportunity to meet the sailors at the team hubs.
July 1 - 3 July
Winchester Hat Fair
2 July
Round the Island Race, the Solent
3 - 31 July
Hampshire Food Festival, various locations across Hampshire
5 July
International Cricket Twenty20 - England V Sri Lanka, Ageas Bowl
11 - 17 July
Farnborough International Airshow
21 - 24 July
Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series (ACWS), Portsmouth
26 - 28 July
The New Forest and Hampshire County Show, Brockenhurst
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Southampton Mela Festival
Sunday will be the final day of racing, where the teams will be battling it out for the points to have the privilege of taking the top spot on the podium. There will be aerial and on water displays followed by après sail entertainment.
Farnborough Airshow When: 16-17 July Where: Farnborough International Airport This biannual event returns to Hampshire this coming July. On display are 127 different types of aircraft from fast jets, airliners, helicopters, vintage and modern aircraft. The incredible five hour flying display, includes wing walking, military planes, acrobatics and more.
6 - 13 August
Cowes Week, Isle of Wight
13 - 14 August
Portsmouth International Kite Festival
24 August
Cricket One Day International - England v Pakistan, Ageas Bowl
26 - 28 August
CarFest South, Laverstoke Park Farm
27 - 28 August
Victorious Festival, Portsmouth
August*
Trout ‘n About Food Festival, Stockbridge
Farnborough Air Show
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September Bestival, Isle of Wight
9 - 11 September
Goodwood Revival, Chichester
10 September
Romsey Show, Broadlands
16 - 25 Sept
Southampton Boat Show
September*
National Watersports Festival, Hayling Island
November*
A Victorian Festival of Christmas, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
November*
Winchester Cathedral’s Christmas Market
November*
Winchester Cathedral’s Christmas Ice Rink
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Get up close to the aircrafts, sit in the cockpit and see what it feels like to be a pilot. Look into the future of aviation by visiting the Space and Innovation Zones, meet pilots and watch guest talks from astronauts. The retail area will let you shop to your hearts content featuring aircraft models, camera supplies, aviation memorabilia, toys, gadgets and luxury items all conveniently located in the public show arena.
Hampshire Fare Food Festival When: Whole of July Where: Various locations across Hampshire
Hampshire Fare Food Festival
8 - 11 September
November
Southampton Boat Show
Key Events 2016
Hampshire’s food scene is thriving! The food festival has something for every food lover with over 75 events across the county. Taste the best of what the county has to offer at the various pop up restaurants, food shows, visit award winning vineyards, watch demonstrations from the top chefs from the best restaurants in Hampshire and learn a whole range of new culinary skills. The Festival is organised by Hampshire Fare, a not for profit organisation passionate about food and drink, 2016 marks their 25 anniversary making this year’s festival even more exciting. visit-hampshire.co.uk/grouptravel
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Attractions
Uncover the finest selection of group-friendly attractions in Hampshire. From military history and the Tudor past to wildlife encounters and historic estates, you’ll never be short of something to do!
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This museum tells the story of daily life for both soldiers and civilians since 1854 and is housed in the only surviving brick-built barrack blocks left in Aldershot. www.hampshireculturaltrust.org.uk 01252 314598
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Avington Park, Winchester
Avington Park is in a peaceful, beautiful valley with parkland stretching down to the River Itchen. William Cobbett wrote that it is ‘one of the prettiest places in the county,’ and indeed it is true today. Group benefits include: private guided tours, pre-booked lunches, free entry for driver and organiser www.avingtonpark.co.uk enquiries@avingtonpark.co.uk 01962 779260
THE MARY ROSE I HMS VICTORY I HMS WARRIOR 1860 I NATIONAL MUSEUM ROYAL NAVY PORTSMOUTH I ACTION STATIONS EXPLOSION I ROYAL MARINES MUSEUM I ROYAL NAVY SUBMARINE MUSEUM I HMS M.33 I BOATHOUSE 4 I HARBOUR TOURS
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Basing House, Basingstoke
Trace hundreds of years of history at Basing House, once the largest private house in the country. Marvel at the magnificent barn, walk along the house’s foundations or enjoy scenic views across the surrounding countryside. Basing House is closed to individuals from Nov 2016 – Feb 2017 but groups of 15+ can have pre-booked visits during this time. Group benefits include: special group rates, guided tours www.basinghouse.org.uk basinghouse@hampshireculturaltrust.org.uk 01256 403905
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Beaulieu National Motor Museum, New Forest
One ticket includes access to The National Motor Museum with over 250 vehicles, World of Top Gear, Palace House and Gardens, the tranquil ruins of Beaulieu Abbey and much more. Group benefits include: guided tours, tailored tours and group rates www.beaulieu.co.uk groups@beaulieu.co.uk 01590 614645
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Birdworld, Farnham
Discover a world of activity with a bird park, Jenny Wren farm and underwater world. Including display shows, penguin feeding and animal encounters. With gardens to explore and play parks galore. Group benefits include: meal and admission packages, free family ticket to visit again when booking and paying in advance www.birdworld.co.uk 01420 22992
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Bombay Sapphire, Laverstoke
Uncover the secrets of this famous gin in north Hampshire. Enjoy tours of the distillery housed within a 300 year old mill. Special workshops and experience packages are available. www.distillery.bombaysapphire.com groups@bombaysapphire.com 01256 890090
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Buckler’s Hard, New Forest
On the banks of the Beaulieu River, Buckler’s Hard was once a hive of shipbuilding activity, providing ships for Lord Nelson. Explore the Maritime Museum and workers’ cottages or take a cruise on the river. Group benefits include: themed tours, groups rates, river cruises www.bucklershard.co.uk info@bucklershard.co.uk 01590 616203
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Bursledon Brickworks Industrial Museum, near Southampton
The ultimate underwater safari, discover a world of underwater exploration. The brilliant beach club, otters, rays and colourful tropical fish offer fun for all. Groups are welcome with guided tours available.
Uncover the fascinating world of Victorian brickworks in this unique visitor attraction. The Grade II* listed museum has a collection of working industrial machinery including steam engines, chimney pots, ridge tiles and bricks. Open for selected months, please check for opening times.
Group benefits include: guided tours, evening tours www.bluereefaquarium.co.uk portsmouth@bluereefaquarium.co.uk 02392 875222
Group benefits include: workshops and themed visits www.bursledonbrickworks.org.uk admin@bursledonbrickworks.org.uk 01489 576248
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Blue Reef Aquarium, Portsmouth
Beaulieu Motor Museum
Special group rates available
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Butser Ancient Farm, Waterlooville
A beautiful and atmospheric timeline of ancient homes (Stone Age, Iron Age, Roman and Saxon) with an eco visitor centre and free parking. World renowned as the leader in UK experimental archaeology there is also a busy calendar of festivals and events. www.butserancientfarm.co.uk admin@butserancientfarm.co.uk 02392 598838
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Charles Dickens Birthplace, Portsmouth
Learn about the author’s early life at the home where he was born in 1812. Discover fully furnished rooms with Regency style furniture, informative displays and some of Charles Dickens’ personal possessions. The museum is closed between October 2015 and February 2016 www.charlesdickensbirthplace.co.uk info@portsmouthmuseums.co.uk 02392 827261
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Chawton House Library, Chawton
Chawton House Library sits within a quintessentially English manor house that once belonged to Jane Austen’s brother, Edward. The library, house and gardens are a very special and memorable place to visit and enjoy. Group and bespoke tours can be arranged throughout the year. Group benefits include: tailored tours, free admission for coach drivers, catering www.chawtonhouse.org info@chawton.net 01420 541010
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Country Parks, countywide
Soak up the beauty of Hampshire’s country parks, perfect for exploring the outdoors, grabbing a light lunch or taking in the perfect view. The five main parks are located close to top tourist attractions, great for incorporating into your wider itinerary. • Lepe Country Park, New Forest (coastal) • Manor Farm Country Park, Bursledon • Queen Elizabeth Country Park, Horndean • Royal Victoria Country Park, Southampton (coastal)
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Exbury Gardens New Forest
Uncover the beauty of Exbury’s diverse and captivating colours throughout the whole year. Explore these award-winning gardens on foot, by chauffeur-driven buggy or travel on the Steam Railway. Groups will love everything this attraction has to offer. Exbury Gardens is open between midMarch 2016 - November 2016. Group benefits include: tours, catering, meet and greet, free familiarisation for group organisers www.exbury.co.uk vicky.scott@exbury.co.uk 02380 891203
• Staunton Country Park, Havant www.hants.gov.uk/hampshirecountryside/country-parks countryside@hants.gov.uk 08456 035636 (some fees may apply)
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D-Day Museum and Overlord Embroidery, Portsmouth
Visit Britain’s only museum dedicated to covering all areas of the D-Day landings in Normandy on 6th June 1944. At the museum’s centre sits the Overlord Embroidery, commissioned as a tribute to the sacrifice and heroism of those who took part in the D-Day landings Group benefits include: group rates, introductory talks from a Tourist Guide (additional fees may apply) Pre-booking essential for groups www.ddaymuseum.co.uk mvs@portsmouthcc.gov.uk 02392 834744
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Fort Nelson - Royal Armouries Museum Fareham
Fort Nelson is a historic monument, restored to how it would have been in the 1890s. You’ll find artillery from pre-gunpowder siege machines to modern-day super guns. Experience the noise and power of the big guns, before enjoying the views from Cafe 1871. Entry is free www.royalarmouries.org fnenquiries@armouries.org.uk 01329 233 734 HCT_groups_ad_180x133_AW:Layout 1
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Explosion! Museum of Naval Firepower, Gosport
This fabulous museum will take you on a journey charting the history of naval warfare. Based at the Royal Navy’s former armaments depot Priddy’s Hard. Discover a world of gunpowder and missiles dating back hundreds of years. Group benefits include: discounted tickets, special group tours, joint ticket option with Royal Navy Submarine Museum www.explosion.org.uk marc.farrance@nmrn.org.uk 02392 505603
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Gilbert White’s House and the Oates Collection, Selborne
Discover three fascinating stories about explorers of the Natural World at the home of famous 18th century naturalist Gilbert White. Browse the interactive galleries and learn more about the explorers, before enjoying a stroll around the magnificent gardens that surround the property. Group benefits include: tours, catering, an introductory talk www.gilbertwhiteshouse.org.uk info@gilbertwhiteshouse.org.uk 01420 511275
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Great Hall and King Arthur’s Round Table, Winchester
Discover the legend of King Arthur’s Round Table at the Great Hall in Winchester. One of the only surviving parts of Winchester Castle, the Hall is also home to Queen Eleanor’s medieval garden. Stroll the enclosed medieval gardens which once featured in the BBC’s Royal Gardens Programme, showcasing the flowers of the once medieval time. Group benefits include: guided tours www.hants.gov.uk/greathall the.great.hall@hants.gov.uk 01962 846476
The Hawk Conservancy Trust, where the sky’s the limit. World-class flying displays, 150 birds of prey and every visitor can hold a bird. Set within 22 acres of beautiful woodland and with a wonderful wildflower meadow. • Group discounts available • Ample free coach parking with easy set down and pick up (Please note that due to a low level bridge near the site, we are unable to accommodate double-decker buses) • Free driver admission and driver refreshment voucher • Free group Welcome Talk by one of our falconry staff • Hampshire cream tea • Fully accessible buildings and grounds CONSERVATION EDUCATION RESEARCH REHABILITATION Visitor Centre, Sarson Lane, Weyhill, Andover, Hampshire, SP11 8DY WE ARE LOCATED JUST OFF THE A303
01264 773 850 www.hawkconservancy.org
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Learn about the fascinating process of English wine-making at award-winning Hambledon Vineyard. From picking the grapes to the bottling process, your guide will teach you everything you need to know about this growing industry. www.hambledonvineyard.co.uk info@hambledonvineyard.co.uk 02392 632358
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Hawk Conservancy Trust, Andover
Get close to over 150 birds of prey at this top wildlife attraction. Watch live flying demonstrations, such as Wings of Africa, listen to keeper talks and see daily bird feeds during your visit. Group benefits: free driver admission, parking, welcome talk www.hawk-conservancy.org info@hawkconservancy.org 01264 773850
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Highclere Castle, Newbury
Famous for being the location for hit TV series Downtown Abbey. Visitors can explore the house, its grounds and its Egyptian exhibition. Pre-booking is required far in advance, as tickets sell out quickly and group dates limited. Please Note: group bookings for 2016 have now sold out. Highclere Castle is only open to the public at selected times of the year, please check our website for details. Group benefits include: discounted rates, complimentary entry for coach drivers www.highclerecastle.co.uk theoffice@highclerecastle.co.uk 01635 253 210
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Hambledon Vineyard, Hambledon
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Hinton Ampner Alresford
This is an elegant country house near the market town of Alresford, famed for its gardens which are a masterpiece of 20th century design. The property is owned by the National Trust. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hinton-ampner hintonampner@nationaltrust.org.uk 01962 771305
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Hollycombe Steam in the Country, Liphook
Visit Hollycombe on the Hampshire / Sussex border, and be transported back to the Victorian / Edwardian era with a vintage fairground, steam train rides and country walks. Wonderful views of the South Downs. www.hollycombe.co.uk info@hollycombe.co.uk Tel: 01428 724900
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Hospital of St Cross, Winchester
This Hospital is England’s oldest continuing almshouse, consisting of Grade I* listed medieval and Tudor buildings. Explore hundreds of years of history, enjoy scenic walks along the water meadows or pay a visit to St Cross Church. www.hospitalofstcross.co.uk porter@hospitalofstcross.co.uk 01962 851375
Houghton Lodge and Gardens, Stockbridge
A Grade II* listed cottage set above River Test. An impressive interior, visitors can explore the gardens, Orchid House and meadows. Tours available to pre-booked groups. Houghton Lodge and gardens are open from 1st March 31st October. Group benefits include: guided tours and talks, catering, free admission for coach drivers, group rates www.houghtonlodge.co.uk info@houghtonlodge.co.uk 01264 810063
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Jane Austen’s House Museum, Chawton
Jane Austen’s former home is now an intimate museum set within the beauty of the South Downs National Park. Explore the rooms of this pretty house to find out more about Jane. www.jane-austens-house-museum.org.uk 01420 83262
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Marwell Zoo, Winchester
Explore an incredible range of exotic and endangered species in beautiful landscaped surroundings at group friendly Marwell Zoo. Plus, follow Marwell’s Zany Zebras in Southampton and complete your trail at the zoo this summer. Group benefits include: discounted entry, 1 free adult per 12 paying guests, free parking, free entry for coach drivers. www.marwell.org.uk/groups marwell@marwell.org.uk 01962 777965 (Hearing loop in two locations). Guide dogs also welcome.
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Milestones, Basingstoke
Step back in time at Milestones, an undercover Living History Museum which is perfect for visiting in all weathers. Stroll along the Victorian and 1930s streets, meet characters in traditional dress. Group benefits include: free familiarisation trips, free audioguide tour, free mobility scooter/ wheelchair hire www.milestones-museum.com milestones.museum@ hampshireculturaltrust.org.uk 01256 403905
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Mottisfont, Romsey
This 12th century Augustinian priory was once a private home which now belongs to the National Trust. Explore the house, its famous walled rose gardens and its regular art exhibitions which take place each year. Group benefits include: talks and tours, catering www.nationaltrust.org.uk/mottisfont countryside@hants.gov.uk mottisfont@nationaltrust.org.uk 01794 340757
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Museum of Army Flying, Stockbridge
This is an award-winning museum charting the history of flying in the British Army. The museum features an exciting collection of artefacts, aircraft and documents. Group benefits include: combined lunch and entry tickets www.armyflying.com enquiries@flying-museum.org.uk 01264 784421
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New Forest Wildlife Park New Forest
Follow woodland trails to see wallaby, European bison, wolves, wild boar, giant otters, Scottish wildcats, lynx, foxes, pine marten, polecats, owls and ferrets. Explore the adventure playgrounds. www.newforestwildlifepark.co.uk info@newforestwildlifepark.co.uk 02380 292408
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Paultons Park, home of Peppa Pig World, Romsey
Paultons Family Theme Park is a great value family day out with over 60 wonderful rides and attractions set within 140 acres of beautiful parkland. Paultons is also home to Peppa Pig World, with 7 amazing Peppa-themed rides! Discounted tickets and official packages are only available via our website. Group benefits include: discounted ticket prices, free admission for coach drivers www.paultonspark.co.uk guestservices@paultons.co.uk 02380 814442
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Petersfield Museum, Petersfield
The Museum and Gallery hold exhibitions on local history, costume and art. There’s a fantastic selection of artefacts which have contributed to the history of the town and its surrounding area. The museum and gallery are open mid March - November. www.petersfieldmuseum.co.uk curator@petersfieldmuseum.co.uk 01730 262601
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Portsmouth Cathedral, Portsmouth
This truly unique Cathedral is famed for its large arches and impressive pillars. Visitors will see how old and new come together in a seamless portrayal of history, a place where faith and culture stand side by side. Tours are available. www.portsmouthcathedral.org.uk info@portsmouthcathedral.org.uk 02392 823300
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Portsmouth City Museum, Portsmouth
Explore different facets of Portsmouth’s rich and varied history - from the everyday to moments when the city has played it’s role in national and international events. The city’s art and design collections are showcased here. www.portsmouthcitymuseums.co.uk mvs@portsmouthcc.gov.uk 023 9283 4779
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Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth
Visit the home of the Mary Rose Museum and Lord Nelson’s flagship HMS Victory which in the summer of 2016, are both entering new exciting phases of restoration. Also enjoy the newly opened WWI vessel HMS Monitor M33, HMS Warrior 1860, the National Museum of the Royal Navy, Action Stations and take to the water on the highly popular Harbour Tour. Group benefits include: behind the scenes tours, catering for groups, free entry for coach drivers and group leaders historicdockyard.co.uk groups@historicdockyard.co.uk 02392 839766 (option 3)
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Stansted Park
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During your visit you can attend a daily choral service, climb the tower to see the magnificent bell chamber or simply enjoy a cream tea in the walled garden of the Refectory. From November the Cathedral transforms into a bustling hub of festive activity with its famous Christmas Market, Ice Rink and Carol Concerts. For details of opening times, admissions, tours, services and events please call us on 01962 857 225 (Monday to Friday) or visit the website.
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Tel: 023 9241 2265 Stansted Park, Rowlands Castle, Hampshire, PO9 6DX.
Where History and Legend Meet One of the largest 13th century halls in England. Home to the legendary ‘Round Table’, location for many films and TV series’ and the site where Sir Walter Raleigh was tried and sentenced to death. Tours available for groups on a range of topics including architecture, King Arthur and the Tudors. Please contact us for more details and bookings.
@greathallwinch Winchester Castle and Great Hall Admission free, suggested donation £3. Open daily 10:00 to 17:00 Check and for occasional closure dates. Find us: Top of the High Street, 75 metres from the Westgate Museum on Castle Avenue.
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Group benefits include: group rates, catering, free entry for coach driver and group leader, welcome talk www.royalmarinesmuseum.co.uk info@royalmarinesmuseum.co.uk 02392 819385
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Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Gosport
Step back in time and dive beneath the waves, with an exciting collection of submarines. Meet ex-submariners and hear their stories or walk inside HMS Alliance the only remaining WW2 era submarine and take a time journey through every decade of her service. Group benefits include: discounts on admission prices, free entry and lunch for coach driver, welcome talk www.submarine-museum.co.uk 02392 510354
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Trace the history of the Royal Marines from 1664 to the present day, through personal stories of war, endurance and battle. Discover a range of artefacts, pictures and documents during your visit.
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SeaCity Museum, Southampton
Learn about the history of Southampton’s maritime past at this fascinating interactive museum. This includes a permanent exhibition about RMS Titanic, which set sail from the city’s docks 1912. Group benefits include: guided tours (additional cost), discounted tickets www.seacitymuseum.co.uk museums@southampton.gov.uk 02380 833007
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Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Romsey
Established by distinguished plant enthusiast Sir Harold Hillier, these magnificent gardens feature a collection of over 42,000 plants from around the world. See his former 18th century home set within the landscaped 180 acres. Group benefits include: free entry and refreshments for coach driver, catering options, group rates, tours. www.hants.gov.uk/hilliergardens hilliergardens.groups@hants.gov.uk 01794 369317
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Emirates Spinnaker Tower, Portsmouth
At 170 metres tall and dominating the Portsmouth skyline, the Emirates Spinnaker Tower is a must visit for any group. Marvel at the superb panoramic views of Portsmouth’s historical harbour, the Solent, Isle of Wight and the beautiful Hampshire coastline. Group benefits include: group rates, group catering options, priority admission, free meet and greet service www.spinnakertower.co.uk groupbookings@spinnakertower.co.uk 02392 857520
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SS Shieldhall, Southampton
Step aboard SS Shieldhall, the largest working steamship of her type in Britain. Check out Shieldhall’s cruise programme for 2016. All cruises allow access to the Bridge, foredeck, engine and boiler rooms. www.ss-shieldhall.co.uk tickets@ss-shieldhall.co.uk 0844 357 2329
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Stansted Park, Havant
Set in 1700 acres of ancient forest, this is one of the South’s most beautiful stately homes. It offers a fantastic Edwardian ‘upstairs/ downstairs’ experience, along with an ancient chapel, arboretum, and maze. www.stanstedpark.co.uk 02392 412265
Stanstead Park
For over a thousand years, people have come to seek inspiration in this magnificent Cathedral. Discover incredible architecture, priceless treasures and great works of art. Find the 12th-Century Winchester Bible, sculpture by Antony Gormley and Barbara Hepworth and the burial place of Jane Austen.
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Strafield Saye House Strafield Saye
Discover the estate that the first Duke of Wellington acquired after the battle of Waterloo. Visit the Wellington Country Park, Wellington Farm shop and even the Wellington Riding school. Open 13 Feb 2016 1 Nov 2016 www.stratfield-saye.co.uk 01256 882694
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The Vyne, Basingstoke
This 16th century National Trust property was once home to the Chute family. The Chute’s often hosted dances, receiving guests such as Jane Austen and her family. Nowadays visitors can explore the Vyne’s many rooms and extensive 13 acre grounds at leisure. Group benefits include: catering, guided tours www.nationaltrust.org.uk/vyne thevyne@nationaltrust.org.uk 01256 883858
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Winchester Cathedral
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Tudor House and Garden, Southampton
Uncover over 800 years of history in the heart of Southampton’s Old Town. Tudor House and Garden gives visitors an insight in to the lives and times of its residents with informative displays and hands on interactive experiences. Group benefits include: guided tours (additional cost), discounted tickets www.tudorhouseandgarden.com tudor.house@southampton.gov.uk 02380 834242
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Uppark House and Garden, Petersfield
This impressive 17th century house overlooks the stunning South Downs. The site includes a fully restored interior complete with servants’ quarters and intimate gardens of 18th century design. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/uppark uppark@nationaltrust.org.uk 01730 825415
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West Green House Gardens, Hook
This is a pretty 1720s manor house famed for its unique gardens which combine neo-classical style with contemporary design. The gardens are open from March to October 2016. Group benefits include: introductory talk, free entry for group organiser and coach driver, lunch, group rate. www.westgreenhouse.co.uk enquiries@westgreenhouse.co.uk 01252 844611
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Whitchurch Silk Mill, Whitchurch
Oldest working silk mill in Britain. See traditional weaving on Victorian machinery and discover how silk is made for stage and screen. The mill boasts stunning surroundings, a shop and café. Group benefits include: catering, guided tours www.whitchurchsilkmill.org.uk info@whitchurchsilkmill.org.uk 01256 892065
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Group benefits include: discounted admission rates, guided tours, driver incentives and catering packages. www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk box.office@winchester-cathedral.org.uk 01962 857 200
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Winchester College, Winchester
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Winchester Military Museums, Winchester
Founded in 1382, this is believed to be the oldest continuously running school in England. Guided tours are available year round, concentrating on the medieval heart of the College. Highlights include the 14th Century Gothic Chapel, College Hall (Scholar’s dining hall) and Chamber Court.
Discover a fascinating collection of five military museums: Horse Power – The Museum of the King’s Royal Hussars, The Gurkha Museum, The Royal Hampshire Regiment Museum, The Royal Green Jackets Museum and The Guardroom Museum, the Museum of the Adjutant-General’s Corps.
Please note: the College is a working school and tours have to accommodate school events www.winchestercollege.org/guided-tours enterprises@wincoll.ac.uk 01962 621209
Group benefits include: group rates on request, free coach parking, catering available www.winchestermilitarymuseums.co.uk info@winchestermilitarymuseums.co.uk 01962 877826
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Discover over 100 hands-on exhibits which cover different aspects of science and technology, then sit back and relax in the UK’s largest capacity Planetarium. Group benefits include: group rates, free coach parking www.winchestersciencecentre.org LucyGray@winchestersciencecentre.org 01962 863791
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World famous 180 acre garden
Paradise
One of the biggest Winter Gardens and longest double borders in Europe • Spring Walk • Magnolia Avenue Pond and Bog Garden • 120 seat restaurant Tea rooms • Free coach and car parking • Guided tours
Winchester City Museum, Winchester
Take a walk through Winchester’s past, with three galleries telling the story of Winchester from the Iron Age right through to modern day. Including reconstructed high street shops from the Victorian and Edwardian times. Admission is free of charge.
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Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium, Winchester
Winchester City Mill, Winchester
www.nationaltrust.org.uk/winchester-city-mill winchestercitymill@nationaltrust.org.uk 01962 870057
Breeze through 10 miles of beautiful Hampshire countryside on the Watercress Line steam railway. The train runs from the market town of Alresford to nearby Alton, with stops along the way.
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Discover magnificent architecture, priceless treasures and great works of art. See the beautifully illuminated 12thCentury Winchester Bible, sculpture by Antony Gormley and Barbara Hepworth and the grave of England’s much-loved novelist Jane Austen.
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Located in the city centre, this historic National Trust owned mill is a surviving example of an urban working corn mill, powered by the fast-flowing River Itchen. It features hands-on experiences and there is the rare opportunity to see the mill’s unique inhabitants – otters. Tours are available.
Watercress Line (also known as the Mid Hants Railway), Alresford
Group benefits include: lunch, free coach parking www.watercressline.co.uk 01962 733810
Winchester Cathedral, Winchester
www.hampshireculturaltrust.org.uk/ winchester-city-museum enquiries@hampshireculturaltrust.org.uk 01962 863 064
CHAWTON ⚫ ALTON ⚫ HAMPSHIRE Visit the atmospheric house where Jane Austen lived and where she wrote or revised all her major novels The perfect group destination www.jane-austens-house-museum.org.uk Tel. 01420 83262
Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Jermyns Lane, Ampfield Near Romsey, Hampshire SO51 0QA
www.hilliergardens.org.uk
tel: 01794 369318
Open daily from 10am except Christmas Day and Boxing Day
Registered charity 274737
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Cities and Market Towns
Alresford, Central Hampshire
A quaint Georgian town with river side walks and independent shops amongst the offering. The UK capital of watercress farming, which is celebrated annually at the Watercress Festival. A must when visiting Alresford is the Watercress Line steam railway (Mid Hants Railway). tourism@winchester.gov.uk
Winchester
Alresford
Southampton Titanic set sail from the city and now Southampton is the cruise capital of Europe. The city is going through a period of development with a new Cultural Quarter set to be finished in Spring 2016. You can shop till you drop in West Quay shopping centre, which is going through an £80 million expansion to create West Quay Watermark set to open in Autumn 2016.
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Alton, East Hampshire
Set in the idyllic coastal location where the New Forest meets the sea, a popular stop for group visitors, Lymington boasts two marinas showcasing its yachting history. With a bustling high street and character cobbled streets to compliment. info@thenewforest.co.uk
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A medieval town on the edge of the stunning South Downs, Bishop’s Waltham boasts a fine selection of eateries and shops all located within historic 17th and 18th century buildings. Just outside the town centre sits the ruins of Bishop’s Waltham Palace.
SeaCity Museum
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Ringwood, New Forest
To the west of the New Forest and the East bank of the River Avon, made up of many hamlets, Ringwood is a traditional market town with period buildings, delicious eateries and home to the famous Ringwood Brewery.
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Romsey, Test Valley
In the heart of the Test Valley, you will find fabulous farmers markets boasting local fresh produce, with annual events a plenty. A thriving medieval town Romsey features a Norman Abbey and the only original mill to sit on the main course of the River Test. romseytic@testvalley.gov.uk
A bustling market town hosting weekly markets, with modern shops and historic buildings Alton has much to offer. Jane Austen and her sister Cassandra were once regulars in town, also enjoying the beauty of the north branch of river Wey running alongside.
Bishop’s Waltham, Central Hampshire
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Lymington, New Forest
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Discover the fantastic SeaCity Museum and learn about the Titanic and delve into the history of peoples’ lives from the city. Southampton has some tremendous arenas such as St Mary’s stadium where Southampton FC play their matches. Stadium tours are available and concerts are also held at the ground. The O2 Guildhall in the heart of the city hosts the top bands and comedians.
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Lymington
Nearby you have Southsea, with its spectacular views of the Isle of Wight and key attractions Southsea Castle and Blue Reef Aquarium.
Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Major events are held in this island city, such as the America’s Cup World Series, Victorious Festival and Portsmouth International Kite Festival.
Emsworth, Havant
The boaty town of Emsworth is known for its Georgian buildings and picturesque gardens. Situated at the top of Chichester harbour with strong links to fishing and regular farmers markets.
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Portsmouth This naval city is home to world class attractions, such as Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Emirates Spinnaker Tower and first class shopping at Gunwharf Quays.
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Petersfield, East Hampshire
Stockbridge, Test Valley
Renowned for Trout fishing with the River Test running along side it, Stockbridge has a fantastic choice of cafés and restaurants, complimented by unique and specialist shopping. romseytic@testvalley.gov.uk
In the heart of the South Downs, there is a strong presence of theatre, music and arts within Petersfield. Founded in the early 12th century there is a mix of great pubs, restaurants and cafes around the town with featured markets held regularly.
Stockbridge
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Winchester Winchester is a cultural Cathedral city which what was once the former capital of England and is home to King Arthurs Round Table. There are plenty of things to do to keep you entertained such as high quality restaurants and boutique shops. The Great Hall, Winchester College, Wolvesey Castle, Winchester Cathedral and Hospital of St Cross are all attractions within the city centre. Throughout the year there are farmers’ markets, in summer the Hat Fair and in winter one of the most picturesque Christmas Markets situated within the Cathedral grounds.
Southampton City Walls
Hampshire’s market towns are full of character have so much to offer, experience a diverse range of dining, unique shops and architecture. Each has its own story to tell with many annual events throughout the year. Relax and enjoy the offerings of the county’s heritage.
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Group-friendly accommodation
Discover an exciting selection of group-friendly accommodation dotted across the county. Whether you are looking for a large, city centre hotel or a smaller boutique experience, Hampshire is never short of options.
www.qhotels.co.uk/ourlocations/the-hampshirecourt-hotel stay@qhotels.co.uk 01256 319700
Rooms: 113 Facilities: spa, 27 hole golf course, AA Rosette restaurant
Meon Valley Marriott Hotel and Country Club
www.marriottmeonvalley.co.uk 01329 833455
Oakley Hall Hotel **** Rooms: 50 Facilities: AA Rosette restaurant, 3 bed cottage www.oakleyhall-park.com reception@oakleyhall-park.com 01256 783350
Tylney Hall ****
www.brookfieldhotel.co.uk bookings@brookfieldhotel.co.uk 01243 373363
Warner Sinah Warren Hotel *** Maximum group size: 500 Facilities: swimming pool, coffee lounge and leisure club www.warnerleisurehotels. co.uk/hotels/sinah-warrenhotel/ 0844 871 4523
www.tylneyhall.co.uk 01256 764881
Warner Sinah Warren Hotel
Rooms: 115 Facilities: swimming pool, spa, conference facilities www.solenthotel.com solent.reservations@ shirehotels.com 01489 880000
Havant and Hayling Island
Tylney Hall
Rooms: 70 Facilities: tree houses, fine dining restaurant, spa www.chewtonglen.com sales@chewtonglen.com 01425 275341
• Bartley Lodge – Cadnam • Beaulieu Hotel – Beaulieu • Best Western Forest Lodge – Lyndhurst • Moorhill House Hotel Burley Facilities: swimming pools, sauna and bars www.newforesthotels.co.uk reservations@ newforeshotels.co.uk 0800 444441
Petersfield
Balmer Lawn ****
Langrish House Hotel ***
Rooms: 148 Facilities: fitness centre, AA Rosette restaurant
Rooms: 54 Facilities: spa, outdoor swimming pool
Rooms: 13 Facilities: exclusive hire, bespoke designed bedrooms
www.langstonehotel.co.uk info@langstonehotel.co.uk 02392 465011
www.balmerlawnhotel.com info@balmerlawnhotel.com 01590 421069
www.langrishhouse.co.uk frontdesk@langrishhouse.co.uk 01730 266941
Langstone Hotel ****
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New Forest
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Rooms: 95 Facilities: landscaped grounds, spa
Chewton Glen Hotel and Spa *****
New Forest Hotels Group ***
Solent Hotel and Spa ****
Rooms: 112 Facilities: lounges, swimming pools
Best Western Chilworth Manor ***
Portsmouth Best Western Royal Beach Hotel *** Rooms: 124 Facilities: restaurant, sea views, function space
www.bw-chilworthmanor.co.uk reservations@chilworthmanor.co.uk 02380 767333
Rooms: 70 Facilities: bar and lounge, function space www. queenshotelportsmouth.com Tel: 02392 822466
www.esseborne-manor.co.uk info@esseborne-manor.co.uk 01264 736444
Lainston House Hotel an Exclusive Hotel ***** Rooms: 50 Facilities: parkland, award-winning restaurant, luxury suites www.lainstonhouse.co.uk enquiries@lainstonhouse.co.uk 01962 776088
Mercure Winchester Wessex Hotel ****
www.grandharbourhotel.co.uk info@grandharbourhotel.co.uk 02380 633033
Rooms: 94 Facilities: restaurant, lounge www.mercure.com/ winchester-hotels H6619@accor.com 01962 861611
Norton Park Hotel **** The Potters Heron *** Rooms: 53 Facilities: large bar, restaurant
Rooms: 174 Facilities: AA Rosette restaurant, spa
Queens Hotel ***
Rooms: 18 Facilities: bar, restaurant, function space
Rooms: 173 Facilities: health club and spa
Portsmouth Marriott Hotel ****
www.marriott.co.uk/ portsmouth Tel: 02392 383151
Esseborne Manor ***
Grand Harbour Hotel ****
www.royalbeachhotel.co.uk enquiries@ royalbeachhotel.co.uk 02392 731281
Lainston House Hotel
Rooms: 39 Facilities: bar and restaurant, bespoke group packages
Test Valley
Esseborne Manor
Rooms: 90 Facilities: indoor and outdoor tennis courts, swimming pool, health club
Meon Valley Marriott Hotel and Country Club ****
Portsmouth Marriott Hotel
Hampshire Court Hotel ****
Southampton
The Brookfield Hotel ***
Grand Harbour Hotel
Fareham
Chewton Glen
Basingstoke
Hilton Hotel **** Rooms: 135 Facilities: swimming pool, health club www.placeshilton.com/ southampton reservations.southampton@ hilton.com 02380 702700
www.potters-heron.co.uk reception@potters-heron.co.uk 02380 277800
Winchester
Rooms: 166 Facilities: spa, health club, restaurant www.qhotels.co.uk/ourlocations/norton-park stay@qhotels.co.uk 01962 763000
Holiday Inn ****
The Winchester Hotel and Spa ****
Rooms: 141 Facilities: conference space
Rooms: 96 Facilities: spa, brasserie
www.hiwinchester.co.uk info@hiwinchester.co.uk 08719 429188
www.thewinchesterhotel.co.uk yourhost@t-wh.co.uk 01962 709988
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Group-friendly dining in Hampshire There are a great variety of group-friendly dining options for visitors to Hampshire. Whether you are looking for a quaint tea room or a gastro pub, there are plenty of eateries to choose from.
North Hampshire
Cassandra’s Cup www.cassandrascup.co.uk
The Carnarvon Arms www.thecarnarvonarmshotel.com
Selborne Arms www.selbornearms.co.uk
The Gamekeepers www.thegamekeepers.co.uk
The Crown Inn www.thecrowninn-upton.co.uk
The Swan www.oldenglishinns.co.uk/our-locations/ the-swan-sherborne-st-john
Afternoon Tea Whitehorse
East Hampshire
Portsmouth Duke of Buckingham www.dukeofbuckingham.co.uk
Test Valley
Mozzarella Joe’s www.mozzarellajoes.co.uk
The Peat Spade Inn www.peatspadeinn.co.uk
The Chambers www.thechambers.co.uk
The Three Tuns www.the3tunsromsey.co.uk
Southampton
White Horse Hotel and Brasserie www.thewhitehorseromsey.co.uk
The Old House at Home www.old-house-at-home-havant.co.uk The Ship Inn www.shiplangstone.co.uk
New Forest The Buttery www.thebuttery.org The Snakecatcher www.thesnakecatcher.co.uk White Buck Inn www.whitebuckburley.co.uk
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In the heart of Hampshire is Winchester where you can try excellent food from around the world, due to the vast amount of restaurants. Maybe spoil yourself at Rick Stein’s restaurant or the Michelin starred Black Rat.
Grand Cafe www.grand-cafe.co.uk
Chesil Rectory www.chesilrectory.co.uk
The Vestry www.thevestryrestaurantandbar.co.uk
The Bishop on the Bridge www.bishoponthebridge.co.uk The Green Man www.greenmanwinchester.co.uk The Globe, Alresford www.theglobealresford.com The Crown Inn, Bishops Waltham www.crowninnbishopswaltham.co.uk A more comprehensive list of these dining venues along with others, can be found at visit-hampshire.co.uk/plan-yourvisit/group-travel/group-friendlydining.
If you are looking for a bite to eat in Southampton then you must visit one of Oxford Street’s restaurants, perhaps dine in the White Star Tavern named after White Star Shipping Ltd who owned the Titanic. Stockbridge is a market town situated on the River Test and is best known for quality gastro pubs and the Trout n’ About food festival, named after its most famous produce. The picturesque fishing village of Emsworth has a fantastic selection of restaurants, pubs and cafés to choose from. Southsea is the new kid on the block with a thriving foodie scene. A must stop is The Tenth Hole Tearooms renowned for its fantastic cakes, located aptly next to Southsea Golf Links pitch and putt on the Eastern Parade. There is a wine revolution happening in Hampshire and gone are the days of poor tasting English wines. Hampshire has arguably the best vineyards in the country, due to the similarity of geology to the Champagne region in France. In November 2015 Hambledon Vineyard’s sparkling wine won a blind taste test beating well established champagnes, but don’t take our word for it, head down to the vineyard and try it for yourself. There are vineyards tours available throughout Hampshire that you can visit and learn about wine, but please note that some are by appointment, so do get in contact with the Vineyard ahead of visiting.
Rick Stein
Havant and Hayling Island
Year round there’s always great food and drink to be had in the county’s many gastronomic hubs.
Winchester and Central Hampshire
Cargo
Blackmoore
Cargo www.cargosouthampton.com
Hampshire has long kept its gastronomic culture a secret but the secret is now out! With the strength of its produce, people’s passion for food it’s no surprise there’s so many top restaurants and country pubs, gastronomic boutique hotels, food attractions and foodie hubs across the county.
There are plenty of foodie days out to discover in Hampshire, why not try hopping on board a steam train at the Watercress Line in
Alresford. There’s the affectionately known RAT also known as the Real Ale Train, while away your journey tasting some of Hampshire’s and surrounding counties best ale. There is also special dining events onboard the Watercress Line with four course silver service dining on the Watercress Belle or the Murder Mystery dinner.
Farmers’ markets There’s plenty of opportunity to buy top quality produce and meet the farmers face to face with farmers markets throughout the year. Look out for the annual farmers markets. Monthly markets Alton: mostly the second Saturday of every month 10am - 2pm Emsworth: third Saturday of each month 10am - 1pm Petersfield: first Sunday of the month 10am - 2pm Romsey: first Sunday of every month 10am - 2pm Southsea: third Sunday of every month 10am - 2pm Winchester: second Sunday of every month 9am - 2pm & Last Sunday of every month 9am - 2pm visit-hampshire.co.uk/grouptravel
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