Things to do in Hampshire

Staunton Country Park features acres of ancient woodland, a Victorian glasshouse filled with tropical wonders and an ornamental farm with the kids' favourite animals!

Home to some of the country's most momentous ships and treasures, a visit to this museum and dockyard is forever memorable.

You'll witness some of the most breathtaking views possible from the decks of this gargantuan tower - which climbs 170 metres above Portsmouth Harbour!

Beaulieu's home to the National Motor Museum, a Victorian manor and a WWII Secret Army exhibition - you won't know where to start!

Meet some of nature's most beautiful and exotic species at this 140-acre zoo. From mesmerising Himalayan snow leopards to gigantic white rhinos.

Jump onto thrilling roller coasters and splashtastic log flumes for hair-raising adventures, or say hello to Peppa and George at Peppa Pig World.

Little ones will never forget meeting Peppa Pig and friends - from a flight on Miss Rabbit's Helicopter to a car ride with Daddy Pig.

A splendid sight amongst the charming streets of Winchester, this cathedral is the longest in Europe and has over 1,000 years of history to uncover.

With over 50 living exhibits to explore, the Blue Reef Aquarium takes you on an underwater journey from local waters to the tropics and beyond!

A paradise of rare plants, trees and shrubs, this 200-acre garden is the ideal place to simply stop, sit and relax.

Explore a world of fun and educational interactive science and technology displays before blasting off into space at the planetarium!

A family fun park in the seaside holiday resort of Hayling Island, with thrilling roller coasters, log flumes and classic dodgems.

From national treasures to contemporary icons, Portsmouth is home to some of the country's top attractions and a visit here is completely essential!

Enjoy a refined afternoon tea in the ballroom or burn rubber on the racetrack - a fabulous day out for the delicate or the daring!

With 57 miles of coastline, countless stunning beaches and crystal waters, it's clear why the Isle of Wight is known as the "Enchanted Isle".

With 3 miles of gorgeous Blue Flag winning beaches it's no wonder that this seaside resort draws people back year after year.

A kids wonderland where they can jump, climb and slide in a fun-filled soft play area - while you sit and relax on the sidelines!

The best way to discover the amazing views, wildlife and beaches of this traditional seaside resort has to be by bike!

Eastoke Beach is a great way to while away a few hours with its nearby ice cream parlour and endearing miniature railway chugging along the shingly beachfront.

Often described as "the jewel of the crown", Southsea's fine shingle beach serves up some spectacular views across the Solent and plenty of fantastic facilities.

If you want to watch the world go by, come to Lee-on-Solent Beach and see the cruise liners, windsurfers, jet skis, yachts and cargo ships glide through the glorious waters of the Solent.

Share the swell with an array of water sports enthusiasts including sailing yachts, windsurfers, fishermen and kitesurfers at Hill Head Beach.

Stokes Bay, or Pebble Beach as it's also known, isn't the best spot for building sandcastles, but the views of Isle of Wight make a visit here worthwhile.

This vast and sandy beach is perfect for a traditional beach day set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers splendid views over nearby Chichester Harbour.