Religious history you will love Alton Abbey. Found in the village of Beech. It has been described as 'the best kept secret in the Church of England'.

The Benedictine Monastery was built in 1895 by the monks' very own hands under the watchful guidance of Sir Charles Nicholson, a distinguished architect.
Telephone 01420 562145 or 01420 563575

Relive the age of steam and jump on The Watercress Line (also known as Mid Hants Railway). Take in the scenery as you travel through Alton, Alresford, Ropley, Medstead and Four Marks.

Whitewool Farm in East Meon is set in three acres with two spring-fed lakes. It is open all year round and excellent for those who want to fish brown and rainbow trout.
Telephone 01730 823134.

Curtis Museum Found on Alton's high street, the museum holds one of the finest collections of local history in Hampshire going back some 100 million years. The display includes Saxon burials, Roman pottery, the Battle of Alton 1643, the Alton Buckle and the Selborne Cup.
Telephone 0845 603 5635. Admission is free.

Literary fans will be thrilled to visit Jane Austen's house museum located in the little village of Chawton. While those who are not aware of her story couldn't find a more comprehensive and interesting source. Telephone 01420 83252. Admission charges apply.