Best places: Tourist attractions in Winchester, United Kingdom

Restored Victorian fortress housing a big gun collection and displays tracing artillery development.

A 19th-century heritage line with steam trains traveling through vintage stations & themed events.

Medieval Anglican cathedral with a 15th-century screen and a Norman crypt holding modern sculpture.

An Iron Age settlement's ruins lie atop this scenic chalk hill managed by the wildlife trust.

👍👍 We really enjoyed looking around this Zoo and its tropical house which was lovely to venture into... As you enter straight away you feel the lovely hot and humid environment,which is keeping all wonderful plants and animals in a place that they thrive in....There were many species of birds around,m...

👍 Good place to go for a walk in the woods. Lots of parking spaces. It is pay and display but apparently not checked very often. £1.90 for two hours though isn't too unreasonable. There is a hot drinks and snacks cabin although due to the poor Internet connectivity, it is cash only. Lots of space t...

👍👍 Absolutely tranquil place with stunning views. The place has plenty of trails to walk along or if you prefer you can ride on a bicycle in some parts. I visited on a lovely warm day with lots of sun and I took some amazing photos. Parking (where I parked anyway) is free too, so that is a nice bonus....

A restored 18th-century mill featuring regular family activities, displays and historic exhibits.

Elegant country house in a picturesque setting, with ceramics, art collection, gardens and woodland.

👍👍 Great atmosphere and the staff were so enthusiastic and passionate, made for great fun and a phenomenal day out!

👍👍 Huge statue of King Alfred the great, the king who dreamt of a united England. Situated in a lovely town right next to a fantastic garden/play park.

Atmospheric 13th-century hall featuring a medieval round table romantically linked to King Arthur.

Displays of paintings, uniforms and photos detailing history and campaigns of the Nepalese soldiers.

Exhibits on the Napoleonic Wars, WWI & WWII, plus uniforms, weapons, paintings & medals.

Protected meadowland with a chalk stream running through it & an abundance of wildlife.

👍👍 Free to enter the ruins, with parking on the adjacent station road. This Palace was quite a big concern, as you can tell from the extensive ruins. Currently some parts are under restoration, but all still clearly visible. Information boards detail the Palace, what remains and how it would've looke...

👍 I have not been to such a place before, it was a tad expensive to me. My son took his 5 year old daughter and probably didn't get the most out of it, my daughter was with her 7 year old cousin who faired better. For the cost you really hope the children can get the full experience. Overall it is a p...

👍👍 Went on a nice sunny day. What a find, we only live 10 minutes away and decided to give this place a visit. What a little gem. Highly recommended to any one who likes the English countryside and enjoys hearing how wine is made. Special mention to our guide Coffee Clive, he knows just about everythin...

👍 It's a very large building rather in the middle of nowhere! A beautiful "nowhere" though. We disbelieved Google Maps at first and missed the entrance and ended up driving all the way along a pretty but gravelly track! Google has it right! As soon as you are off the main road turn right. Could not ge...