Attractions near Audleys Wood

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Audleys Wood

Alton Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG25 2JT

A luxury country house hotel, offering traditional country estate living with a modern twist, just outside Basingstoke Audleys Wood combines modern day amenities with elegant and relaxing surroundings, with excellent road and rail links Imagine arriving at your...

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Attractions near Audleys Wood

A selection of attractions close to Audleys Wood:

The Making (1.3 Miles)

The Making is a vibrant artist-led project and gallery that hopes to promote and instil a love of art into the people that visit....

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Fairfields Arts Centre (1.4 Miles)

Fairfields Art Centre is one of the main cultural points of exchange in this area and offers a multi purpose art facility aimed at encouraging...

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Willis Museum (1.5 Miles)

This museum is designed to take visitors back in time and show them the roots of Basingstoke, how it used to be, and how it...

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South Ham Library (2.7 Miles)

South Ham Library is located in Basingstoke and offers an extensive collection of texts on a variety of subjects crossing both non-fiction and fiction titles....

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Milestones - Hampshire Museum (2.7 Miles)

Step back in time through three quarters of a mile of replica shops, garages, railway srations and factories at Milestones, Hampshire’s Living History Museum. The...

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Basing House (2.9 Miles)

The remains of this fantastic Tudor property remain to be one of the most popular visitor attractions in this area of the world. With...

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Allen Gallery (12.3 Miles)

This gallery is a well situated space that offers a series of exhibitions throughout the year. These are focussed not only on the local...

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Parish Church of St Mary (12.5 Miles)

St Mary’s church is at the top of what is known as the Plestor (play area) in the pretty village of Selborne in Hampshire....

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The Selborne Yew (12.5 Miles)

In the churchyard of the Parish Church of St Mary in the historic village of Selborne in Hampshire is the remains of a yew that...

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The Selborne Gallery (12.5 Miles)

The Selborne Gallery is a mouth and foot painting artists gallery. All the exhibits on show have been created by people who use either...

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Jane Austen’s House (13 Miles)

In a tiny village called Chawton in Hampshire Jane Austen penned the novels that are now famous for their sharp irony and complex exploration of...

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Whitchurch Silk Mill (13.4 Miles)

Picturesque Grade II Georgian watermill on the River Test which has been weaving silk for nearly 200 years. The silk is still woven on...

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Almshouses (13.7 Miles)

The town of Farnham in Surrey is jam-packed with sites of historic interest. Along the Regency-style Castle Street, and overlooked by the castle which...

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Farnham Castle (15.4 Miles)

First built in 1138 by Henri de Blois, grandson of William the Conqueror, Farnham Castle was the home of the Bishops of Winchester for over...

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AHDS Visual Arts (15.4 Miles)

This exciting centre is part of the University of Canterbury, and offers a massive collection of artworks that are spread across a large series of...

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Crafts Study Centre (15.4 Miles)

Local craft is something that is often forgotten in a lot of communities as it isn’t as high profile as fine art and many of...

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Foyer & James Hockey Galleries (15.4 Miles)

Although part of the university, this gallery is open to the public and intended as a completely open access facility for all those who are...

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St John the Baptist Church (15.6 Miles)

Although most of the present structure of the parish church of St John the Baptist in New Alresford dates back to the Victorian era, there...

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The Wellington Statue (15.6 Miles)

Designed by Matthew Wyatt , this statue of the Duke of Wellington mounted on Copenhagen originally sat on top of London’s Marble Arch. Removed in...

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The Watercress Line (15.6 Miles)

The Watercress Line used to be part of the national railway network during the age of the steam train and is now run by volunteers....

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Alresford Gallery (15.6 Miles)

Alresford Gallery is a small exhibition area in the pretty Georgian town of Alresford, near Winchester. The gallery specialises in contemporary figurative painting, sculpture...

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Museum of Farnham (15.7 Miles)

The Museum of Farnham is an award-winning museum that is situated in the centre of Farnham in a Grade I listed Georgian town house....

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Lion & Lamb Yard Shopping Centre (15.7 Miles)

The Lion & Lamb Yard shopping centre in the centre of Farnham is named after a former coaching inn. The award-winning development offers visitors...

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Harold Falkner’s House (15.7 Miles)

Harold Falkner was an influential local architect who lived and practised in this house from 1897 to 1963. The house is in the centre...

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St Andrew’s Church (15.9 Miles)

St Andrew’s Church is just one of the many historic buildings for visitors to enjoy in Farnham. The church is situated close to the...

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New Ashgate Gallery (15.9 Miles)

The New Ashgate Gallery in Farnham is situated close to the town centre. It has recently undergone major refurbishment and redevelopment and now has...

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Farnham Maltings (16.1 Miles)

The Farnham Maltings is an exciting and lively community arts centre housed in Farnham’s historic maltings buildings on the River Wey. The centre offers...

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Alresford Goods Shed (16.2 Miles)

The fully restored Alresford Goods Shed is part of the historic station at Alresford which is home to The Watercress Line. The shed, which...

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Birdworld (16.3 Miles)

Birdworld is a world of bird and so much more. It also includes an underwater world, Jenny Wren childrens farm and a pedestrian link to...

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Kennet and Avon Canal (16.4 Miles)

The Kennet and Avon canal runs for 86 miles linking the Thames with the Bristol Channel. The Great Western Railway opened in 1841 taking away...

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Airborne Forces Museum (16.5 Miles)

The museum was first established just after the Second World War in 1946, but didn’t move to its current location until 1969. The museum...

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Army Physical Training Museum (17 Miles)

The notoriously harsh and hard training regimes that those in the British Armed Forces have undergone for many hundreds of years are studied here at...

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Blackbushe Sunday Market (17.2 Miles)

If you enjoy hunting for excellent bargains then Blackbushe Sunday Market is the place for you. The market is one of the biggest in...

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Alpine Snowsports (17.3 Miles)

Alpine Snowsports in Aldershot has a wide variety of activities to suit all ages and abilities. Visitors can have a go at skiing, snowboarding,...

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Challenge at Aldershot (17.6 Miles)

Aldershot is of course renowned across the country for having one of the closest connections with the British Army, and therefore it is quite appropriate...

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Frensham Common (17.6 Miles)

Frensham Common covers an area of 1000 acres and consists of heathland and woodland. In the past, commons were used by local people for...

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Frensham Great Pond (17.6 Miles)

The first records of Frensham Great Pond date back to the 13th Century when it was owned by the Bishop of Winchester who used it...

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Manor Farm Craft Centre (17.6 Miles)

The Manor Farm Craft Centre is in a tiny, picturesque village called Seale near Farnham in Surrey. The old farm buildings house a variety...

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Aldershot Military Museum (17.7 Miles)

Aldershot Military Museum is based in one of only two surviving barrack bungalows built in North Camp in the 1890s. The museum is for...

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Royal Army Dental Corps (17.7 Miles)

This specialist dental corps of the British Army was not officially founded until 1901, although there has been informal dental treatment going on as part...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)