Blog (January 2026) - Visit Hampshire

From couples’ cuteness to giggles with your galantines, love is in the air this February in Hampshire, and these heartwarming things to do are the perfect match for Valentine’s Day on Saturday 14 February 2026.  

Read on for our gorgeous guide to Valentine’s Day 2026 in Hampshire.  

From half term family fun to winter beauty and spectacular installations, February in Hampshire is packed with things to put a spring in your step. Here are our top picks of what’s on and things to do in Hampshire this February.

2026 calendars at the ready…from musical merriment to food fiestas we’ve put together the ultimate guide to festivals in 2026 in Hampshire.

Get 2026 off to a great start this January with a month filled with music, theatre, illuminations, and winter events and activities. Here are our top picks of what’s on and things to do in Hampshire this January.

2026 in Hampshire brings landmark anniversaries, world‑class sporting events, spectacular new attractions and unforgettable cultural moments – we’ve rounded up the best of what’s new, just for you.

February is prime snowdrop season and there are plenty of pretty places to see those stunning blankets of white flowers in Hampshire – here are our fave places to see snowdrops in Hampshire.

Whether you are looking for something special to do together for Valentine’s Day or for a different way to spoil your loved one no matter when in the year, there are some special and memorable places you can enjoy together here in Hampshire.

Take a look at some of our unique places you can enjoy a date together here in Hampshire.

What can twenty pounds buy you in Hampshire?  The answer is a whole lotta fun!

We’ve done the research for you and summed up twenty tremendous things you can do for twenty pounds in Hampshire — and most of them will leave you plenty of change to buy a cuppa in the café too!

Beat the winter blues by wrapping up warm and heading outside on some truly amazing Hampshire dog walks!

Embrace to cold air and get some much needed vitamin D on a glorious countryside walk.

We all love a day out and what makes it even better is when it’s free! Whether you are looking for some low cost days out for the family or just fancy getting a little more cultured, there are some great museums in Hampshire which are free to visit.

Set in the north of the Test Valley, Andover is easily accessible by both road and rail, with regular trains from London. 

Often overlooked, Andover has a fascinating history, much of which can be explored in its two museums. 

If you’ve made the most of your adventures at Peppa Pig World, have met Peppa, George and the crew and have created some happy family memories together, then you may be looking for other days out nearby, especially if you are planning a short break nearby.