Local Attractions

The Top Ten Attractions Near Tylney Hall

1 - Jane Austin's House - where she wrote Mansfield Park and Persuasion and revised earlier manuscripts of Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Predudice and Northanger Abbey

2 - The Cedar Antiques Centre - a centre of antiques for over 40 years

3 - Wellington Country Park - 350 acres of wooded parkland on the Duke of Wellington's estate

4 - Watercress Line - a preserved heritage steam railway line, with Thomas the Tank Engine visiting during school holidays

5 - Birdworld Park and Gardens - the largest in the UK, linked to a garden centre

6 - Winchester - a beautiful city with a magnificent cathedral, museums and galleries, and medieval buildings

7 - Legoland - something for everyone in this theme park, based in Windsor

8 - Windsor Castle - restored royal castle built nearly 900 years ago. It is still a working palace that includes some of the finest works of art, armour, and pictures in the world

9 - Marwell Zoological Park - one of the largest zoological parks in the UK that has a large selection of animals

10 - Milestones Museum - an open air museum inside a massive modern building, a network of streets with shops, village green and a pub, dating from Victorian times and the 1930's

Anniversaries in Hampshire

Winchester - King Alfred's City Walk - 1100 years ago, Alfred the Great was buried in Winchester. To mark the anniversary, a new Winchester walk was launched in spring 2000.

New Attractions in Hampshire

Royal Naval Museum, Portsmouth - redevelopment of the museum, which will make it into one of the world's leading maritime museums.