Itchen Valley Country Park
There are 440 acres of unspoiled countryside just waiting for you to explore at Itchen Valley Country Park. Walk through the 250 acres of water meadow nature reserves and see the acclaimed Site of Special […]
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Imperial War Museum, Duxford
Fly high in the skies at Britain’s largest aviation museum. IWM Duxford takes you through the history of aviation in Britain and the Commonwealth in an extraordinary journey through time. Immortalized at the Battle of […]
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Highclere Castle
Have you fallen in love with Downton Abbey yet? If you’re one of its nine million followers, you must visit Highclere Castle, the home of the fictional Crawley family. Tour the 1,000 acre estate and […]
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Hidcote Manor Garden
Hidcote Manor Garden is widely acknowledged to be one of the most inventive gardens in England, if not the world! Affectionately named England’s “arts and crafts garden,” Hidcote garden is made up of outdoor “rooms” […]
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Hever Castle
Built in the 13th century, the childhood home of Anne Boleyn exudes history from its very walls. Explore the castle to see her prayer books, as well as love letters from Henry VIII sent to […]
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Hawk Conservancy Trust
This impressive 22 acre site is a charity dedicated to the conservation and education of birds of prey. Make sure to get there early – there is so much to see you don’t want to […]
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Hatfield House
Visit Hatfield House and explore one of the Treasure Houses of England. Named one of the ten most magnificent houses in England, the Jacobean architecture is often lauded, but the whole house radiates a deep […]
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Hanbury Hall & Gardens
Hanbury Hall and its extensive gardens are perfect for a day of exploration and wonder. Built in 1706 by the Vernon family, this house if full of secrets just waiting to be discovered! Play records […]
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Guildford House Gallery
This municipal art gallery and museum is steeped in history inside and out. Look for the building at the end of the cobbled street in early neo-classical style. This 1660 house retains many of its […]
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Gloucester Cathedral
Gloucester Cathedral was founded as an abbey in 678, but was repurposed during the Reformation by Henry VIII’s “New Foundation” for the Church of England. Though the cathedral was originally built by Normans, there have […]
