Things To Do in Winchester

Quote: Winchester Cathedral is one of the great churches of England - it is absolutely a must-see. The present building is the longest medieval cathedral in Britain. It dates from 1079 and its Norman heritage is still… Read More

Quote: Winchester is a rather genteel cathedral city. It links the coast and countryside of Hampshire. It is set between soft hills and has the waters of the River Itchen flowing through it. It is not big, very… Read More

Quote: The Westgate Museum is situated in a former city Gate at the top end of Winchester High Street near the Great Hall. It is free to get into. Originally built in the 12th Century, there were modifications in the… Read More

Quote: To call this place the New Forest is a bit misleading. It is not new, nor is it a forest. Instead it is open heath and gorse with some areas of trees. It is a National Park and was originally established by… Read More

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Quote: Winchester College was founded in 1382. It is believed to be the oldest continuously running school in England. You can see paintings, sculpture, stained glass, tapestries and misericords set in set in a… Read More

Quote: This 14th century city cross on the High Street as also known as the Butter Cross. Only its statue of St. John the Evangelist (to the south) dates from 15th century, the remainder was made in the 19C. From here a… Read More

Quote: Just off the High Street...Long time ago it was the city’s Jewish quarter. Today visitors will find antique shops, restaurants, bars, health food store and the library. … Read More

Quote: This house on College street, a few steps away from the Kingsgate, is the place where Jane Austin lived the last 6 weeks of her life and died on 18th July 1817. Famous English writer is buried in the… Read More

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