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Andover is an attractive market town in the north of the beautiful Test Valley in Hampshire and has a rich heritage dating back to Saxon times.
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During the 18th century the town was an important stop-over route for stagecoaches between London, Salisbury and Exeter yet the nearby Iron Age settlement of Danebury Hill Fort and the Roman remains of the Fullerton Mosaic provide insights into Andover’s more ancient past.
If you are planning to visit Andover, why not check out the Andover Museum and Museum of the Iron Age. They explore this fascinating history in detail while the mosaics of the Andover Time Ring and the colourful Test Valley Tapestry pay modern tribute to Andover’s heritage.
The Army Flying Museum at Middle Wallop outlines the important role Andover played in two World Wars and the town’s RAF links while there’s more history to explore at nearby Whitchurch Silk Mill and Highclere Castle.
There are so many things to do in Andover for walkers and nature lovers. Don’t miss the lovely Test Way walking trail or the Hawk Conservancy Trust and its 150 different birds of prey.
For arts and entertainment in Andover there’s a lively programme of music, dance, theatre and children’s events at The Lights or the exhibitions and activities at the nearby Fairground Craft and Design Centre.
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On your visit to Andover there are plenty of chances to take things at your own pace. Explore the regular markets and independent shops then pop into one of the local cafes for a drink and snack.
One of the best things to do in Andover is to enjoy a delicious meal at one of the many restaurants and pubs, perfect after enjoying a walk in the stunning countryside. With regular events, historical attractions and space to explore, Andover is the ideal destination for anyone looking to escape and unwind.



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