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Limited budget? No problem. You can still explore some of the fabulous, fun and free things to do in Hampshire.

Royal Victoria Country Park Royal Victoria Country Park

Overlooking Southampton Water, Royal Victoria Country Park has great views and is a safe playground for families. Explore the woodlands or fly a kite, with only parking to pay for.

Deer viewing platform at BolderwoodDeer at Bolderwood, New Forest

Deer are shy creatures but at Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary there's a chance to spot fallow deer from a specially-constructed viewing platform. Walks and cycle routes nearby make for an enjoyable day out.

Cycling at Staunton Country ParkExplore Hampshire's Countryside by bike

There are safe cycling routes for the whole family all over Hampshire, through tranquil lanes, pretty villages, country parks, forests and towns. Maps, guides, routes and safety tips are all available.

The Great Hall, WinchesterThe Great Hall

Visit the famous Round Table at Winchester's Great Hall, then relax in Queen Eleanor's Garden, a delightful re-creation of a medieval herbarium. Don't miss the tempting gift shop too.

Keyhaven/Hurst SpitHurst Spit, New Forest

Walk along Hurst spit from Keyhaven and be rewarded with spectacular views of the Solent and the Needles. Entry to Hurst Castle is payable but there are plenty of lovely picnic spots outside.

Winchester's watermeadowsKeat's Walk in Winchester

Keats' Walk is just one of the beautiful self guided walks around Winchester. It follows in the poet's footsteps along the River Itchen, past tranquil water meadows and on to Cathedral Close.

Odiham Castle ruinsOdiham Castle

Explore the ruins and colourful history of recently restored Odiham Castle, once a stronghold of King John and a flourishing site in the 13th century. Dogs on leads are also welcome.

Hayling IslandBeaches & Coast

Take a trip to the seaside! Hampshire has several beaches recommended by the MSC's Good Beach Guide, so on a hot summer's day, why not go for a swim in the sea?

River HambleRiver Hamble

The River Hamble is home to thousands of sailing Yachts and motorboats and is a birdwatchers' paradise. Have fun for free with lovely riverside walks, people watching and nature spotting.

Southampton old wallsSouthampton City Walls

Begin at the historic Bargate on a one-mile walk of Southampton's well-preserved, medieval city walls. For a small charge you can drop in at the Maritime Museum and see its Titanic exhibition.