Places to visit in or near Romsey

Built in 1793, Houghton Lodge is the UK's best surviving example of an 18th Century Cottage Orné. Idyllically set above the waters of the River Test.

These luxury apartments in Deanery Court are perfectly located in Southampton and only minutes away from Ocean Village.

Located in a beautiful converted well house within the grounds of Lainston House.  With state-of-the-art kitchen facilities aa dedicated modern dining space.

Nestled within 63 acres of Hampshire parkland, just a stone’s throw from central Winchester, sits the charming 17th century Lainston House.

Taking its name from the magnificent mile long avenue of lime trees as viewed from your table,

Crown Manor House Hotel is quintessentially English with a contemporary twist yet remaining sympathetic to this beautiful 15th century listed property.

From the stuffed moose's head nosing over the sitting room's roaring fire to the stylish leather stools lined up awaiting your custom at the uber-cool Champagne bar, Hotel du Vin Winchester (the first in the chain) oozes European charm. With only 24 bedrooms, there's an intimate feel to this HdV, housed in a handsome Georgian building dating back to 1715 and with many of its period details still intact. Sunday brunch in Bistro du Vin, decked out in classic Parisian restaurant-style, is a ...

Winchester Cathedral offers a wealth of beauty, from its outstanding architecture to the deep emotions stirred by its choral music – a wonderful heritage that belongs to us all. For over a thousand years, people have come to seek inspiration in this magnificent Cathedral. Today, the Cathedral welcomes 300,000 visitors a year to share in worship, explore its heritage and attend the many events. From a small Saxon church to a great Cathedral, the long history of this sacred place stretches b...

This handsome 18th century building used to be a pub. Exposed beams and brickwork and chunky wooden tables still give the place a homely feel, but the focus now is firmly on food and wine. There's a cosy first floor bar for those all important pre-dinner drinks, then its straight down to the main dining area (or on a sunny day, one of the al fresco huts in the garden) to sample ex-Chez Bruce chef Chris Bailey's modern British menu. While the produce might be local, with some even coming fro...

two bare feet Winchester offers loft-style living to those looking for a break with friends and family, or to those travelling with work. Each of the 3 individually styled bedrooms have been designed to make guests as comfortable as possible and every aspect of the house is warm and welcoming. Once a scouts hut and then an office, the building has been totally re-invented with imaginative use of space, restored original features and quirky little touches. The name itself has been re-claimed ...

There is so much to do at Manor Farm and Country Park in Southampton that you may want to come back straight away after your first visit. Make the acquaintance of Mrs Earwicker, the farmer's wife, down on the Victorian Farm and take a farmyard walk to learn about how life was lived in the 1800s. There are lots of animals for the children to meet (we love the chicks and ducks), you can help with the milking of the cows and even learn about Victorian farming equipment. Over in the school room, ...

Once the gatehouse of medieval Beaulieu Abbey, Palace House has been the ancestral home of the Montagu family since 1538.

Once the gatehouse of Beaulieu Abbey, Palace House has been the ancestral home of the Montagu family since 1538, following the dissolution of the monasteries.

Located in the pretty and historic village of Hamble, this spectacular and recently renovated house is perfect for families or groups of friends.

The Army Flying Museum tells the fascinating story of British Army flying. Featuring over 35 aircraft, from the first world war era to the current day, as well

The Hotel is one of the most familiar buildings to visitors travelling to the New Forest and is located close to Lyndhurst, the 'heart of the New Forest'. Situated on the outskirts of the village of Brockenhurst and privately owned by the Wilson Family for twenty one years, .