The New Forest Museum carries an extensive collection that looks at every aspect of the life and history of this extraordinary piece of woodland and...

It is from time to time that there are discoveries made that even scientists and archaeologists cannot truly explain and have trouble deciding on the...

The New Forest Otter and Owl Sanctuary houses a large collection of native wildlife. In addition to various types of otters from around the world,...

Learning about farming is fun at Longdown! There are lots of hands on activities each day including calf feeding, chick handling and goat feeding. There...

Experience this family leisure park with more than 50 attractions that vary for all ages. There are big rides (including The Cobra and The Stinger...

This piece of old industrial heritage is a fine example of a mill of its age in the region. At one time this would...

Artsway is a contemporary visual arts gallery based in Sway in the New Forest. We show high quality changing exhibitions, offer gallery talks, events and...

This imposing coastal fortress was completed in 1544 by Henry VIII to protect the narrow Solent entrance. Extended during the Napoleonic wars, the castle was...

Palace House, once the Great Gatehouse of Beaulieu Abbey contains the resident Montagu family treasures, portraits, photographs and memorabilia. Set in the beautiful gardens overlooking...

St Barbe Museum and Art Gallery was established in order to tell the story of the area that lies between the Solent and the New...

This intriguing museum is based in the only medieval woolhouse remaining in Southampton. The structure has a history that dates back to around 1400....

The Museum of Archaeology is in Gods House Tower, on Southampton’s medieval walls. It tells the story of Roman, Saxon and medieval Southampton using objects...

This 15th Century timber framed structure has been through many facelifts and incarnations during its time at the heart of Southampton. In 1634 the...

The Hampshire and Wight Maritime Archaeology Centre is concerned with the great deal of shipwrecks and other interesting pieces that can be discovered beneath the...

Tudor House is one of the most important and best-known features of Southampton, with a history that dates back over five hundred years. The...

This aviation museum represents one of the most extensive collections of aeroplanes and related artefacts to be found in Southern England. The museum tells...

Southampton Guildhall is one of the largest multi-purpose entertainment venues in the south of England. The most popular events remain rock and pop concerts and...

20th Century British art is the speciality of this first class art gallery at the very centre of Southampton. The extensive series of exhibits...

The ethos behind this art project is to help develop new and emerging artistic talent on the south coast and its surrounding regions. Located...

There are more than 240 acres of parkland, woodland and foreshore areas to be explored here. The park is in the grounds of an old...

The Millais Gallery is a public art gallery with a commitment to the exhibition of first class contemporary visual art. The gallery is based...

This 16-mile trailway is suitable for walkers, cyclists and horse riders alike. It follows the route of the old Dorchester to Southampton railway, which was...

This museum houses one of the finest collections of motorcycles that has been established anywhere in the world. There are well over seven decades...

Ringwood has been a home to the brewing trade since the early 1800s when four breweries and their maltings existed in the town. Today’s brewery...

Come to see our amazing collection of owls and birds of prey. Our flying demonstration will give you a closer view, and an understanding...

The Hawthorns Urban Wildlife Centre is located in the heart of Southampton, one of the largest cities in Southern England. The excellent centre offers...

One of the finest examples of mid-Georgian architecture in England, Broadlands stands serenely in Capability Brown parkland on the banks of the River Test. Country...

“Shieldhall” is a classic steam ship owned and operated by The Solent Steam Packet Ltd., which is a charity run entirely by unpaid volunteers. Twin...

With a beautiful riverside setting this historic, picturesque 18th century shipbuilding village is where ships for Nelson’s fleet were built. The Buckler’s Hard Story together...

MacPennys Woodland Gardens consists of approximately 4 acres of established woodland gardens. It was created out of gravel pits in the early 1950s. A canopy...

This interesting little local history and heritage centre is situated in Bitterne, what would have once been a completely isolated community, but what has in...

The John Hansard Gallery is connected directly to the University of Southampton, and has developed a reputation as being one of the best art galleries...

Spice Art Studios showcase a wide variety of contemporary artworks by artists from across the region, showing pieces that are inspired by a wealth of...

A spectacular 200-acre woodland garden, world famous for the Rothschild collection of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and magnolias. The daffodil meadow, rock garden, rose garden, cascades,...

At Avon Heath Country Park you will find 580 acres of unspoilt heathland for you to explore. Enjoy a walk or cycle along one of...

The Fordingbridge Doll Museum and Hospital houses a unique collection of dolls established by local artist Daphne Gordon. Over 150 dolls include examples of English,...

Set in 750 acres of forest, Moors Valley Country Park caters for all tastes. Follow the play trail and cycle routes or take the 200m...

This museum was opened to display items from the Shering Collection, which was donated to the town in 1998. Over many years the Shering family...

Historically, this gallery has been a place where a whole generation of artists exhibited their works and were discovered by the art scene. Amongst...

Located on the edge of the picturesque River Test, this 12th Century Augustine priory was converted into a private home after Henry VIII dissolved the...