Stratton Park, originally laid out by Sir Francis Baring in the early 19th century, incorporates aspects of Humphry Repton's designs and features historical gardens from the late 17th...

Lainston House is a historic country house and formal garden from the 17th century, with significant ties to historical figures like John Evelyn and Gertrude Jekyll.

Bishop's Waltham Palace is a medieval magnate's residence linked to royalty and bishops, featuring significant archaeological and architectural remains, including fishponds and the inner...

Cranbury Park features 18th-century formal gardens, pleasure grounds, and a landscape park with historic buildings. Its design includes works by George Dance the Younger and J B Papworth.

War memorial. Erected 1922, after the First World War, to the design of the sculptor John Tweed with an inscription added after the Second World War.

Merdon Castle is a well-preserved slight univallate hillfort and motte-and-bailey castle, highlighting its strategic Norman construction and historical significance in transitioning ages.

The Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity, built with Isle of Wight stone, features a remodelled nave and notable Perpendicular recasing, overseen by historic figures like Bishop Edington.

The Grange, a Greek Revival country house in Hampshire, was transformed by William Wilkins in the early 19th century for Henry Drummond. It's a Scheduled Ancient Monument.

Horse and rider sculpture of 1983.

Founded in 1136 by Henry de Blois, the Hospital of St Cross features Norman architecture with C19 restorations and is renowned for its picturesque buildings and historic significance.

Norsebury Ring hillfort, a rare slight univallate structure, provides crucial archaeological evidence revealing its use from the Bronze Age into the post-medieval period.

Avington Park has origins in medieval times and the 17th century, with major developments in the 18th century by the third Duke of Chandos.

Warnford Park, featuring a mid-18th-century landscape possibly designed by Lancelot Brown, was a setting for a country house, now demolished, with remaining pleasure grounds.

City Bridge in Winchester, spanning the River Itchen, dates to 1813 and retains significant medieval remnants, reflecting its historical importance as an ancient crossing.

The upstanding and/or buried remains of part of the Roman defences, part of the Roman and early medieval city, medieval Winchester Castle, and the C17 royal palace known as the 'King's...

The Grange in Northington, an 18th-century park, features a neoclassical house designed by C R Cockerell. It has ties to historical figures like Sir Robert Henley and Alexander Baring.

War memorial.

St Catherine's Hill hillfort is a well-preserved Iron Age univallate hillfort with archaeological importance, featuring Roman and medieval remains, including a rare mizmaze and chapel...

The Battle of Cheriton in 1644 saw Royalist forces under Sir Ralph Hopton defeated by Sir William Waller's Parliamentarians, altering the Royalist strategy and securing Hampshire for...

Quaker Meeting House built in around 1773.