Classic Jane Austen enthusiast or captivated by Regency-era Bridgerton?
Step forth into the ballroom, promenade in period finery, or relive historical adventures – read on for some ton-tastic days out in Hampshire inspired by all things Austen.
Always a hot date in the summer diary, the August bank holiday weekend is chock-a-block with festivals, special events, and plenty of fun things to do.
Pick your own or take your pic amongst the lofty blooms, Hampshire’s sunny south coast climate is great news for anthophiles as summer here heralds several spectacular sunflower fields that pop up across the county every August – here are five of our faves.
If the six weeks of the summer holidays have you pondering (or panicking) about what to do to keep the children entertained, fear not! We’ve done the summer research for you and pulled together our top family things to do this summer holidays in Hampshire.
With an extensive coastline, Hampshire has many places along it that are ideal crabbing spots. A free activity (especially if you have left over bacon or bate) – crabbing can be a fun-filled family day out.
From a big birthday for an iconic Hampshire author, to the 200th anniversary of the railways; and a spooky new ride at Paultons Park, to UK Pride in Portsmouth – there’s much to look forward to in Hampshire in 2025 and we’ve rounded up the best of what’s new, just for you.
From tests of skill and endurance to opportunities for the whole family to have fun together, we’ve put together some top challenges and adventures to try in Hampshire in 2025.
Late lingering days of summer herald a super September filled with food festivals, music, art, and culture in the county. Here are our top picks of what’s happening in Hampshire this September.
Let the fun begin as soon as you leave home and make your journey part of your day out in Hampshire. Hop aboard a train, sit back, and enjoy the view by exploring the county on a railway journey – here are five of our faves.
From wonderful woodland to waterside walks, Hampshire’s diverse and beautiful terrain can be enjoyed in its many country parks where visitors can walk, cycle, picnic, and play in the great outdoors – here are five of our faves.