Stunning castle renovated in the Victorian period. Wonderful terraced gardens and a view out to sea.
Wonderful 13th century moated palace. Supposedly the oldest inhabited building in England.
Beautiful medieval cathedral with an impressive pair of scissor arches seperating the nave from the choir.
Friendly rugby club playing a good standard of rugby. Currently in National 2 South division.
Impressive flight of 29 locks which raise the water level 72 metres in just 2 1/2 miles.
Wonderful place for a short break. Stay in a chalet in the woods. Plenty of entertainment, sports facilities and bars.
Beautiful steep cobbled hill with some picturesque cottages along its length. Made famous in a black & white hovis advert.
Interesting remains of a castle built in 1393. Severely damaged in the civil war. Worth the small entrance fee.
Established in 1862 & guarded the Western tip of the Isle of Wight right through to WW2. Best place for viewing the needles.
Stunning jagged chalk rocks stretching out like a dinosaurs backbone out to sea. A truly impressive sight.
Beautiful medieval castle. Was the prison of King Charles I before he was transported to London for his execution.
Immaculately preserved labourers cottages charting the history of shipbuilding in the river inlet. Very interesting.
Impressive monuments commemorating the events of Magna Carta which was signed on the site.
Impressive Georgian gardens landscaped by Capability Brown. Full of many interesting folly temples.
Unique hostel set in a moated castle used as a hunting lodge by King John.
Beautiful 16th century coaching inn serving tasty British and European food. Great real ales.
One of England's oldest chalk carvings. Carved 3000 years ago and measuring 114 x 49 metres.
Largest known Roman residence in Britain. Impressive collection of floor mosaics.
Probably the nicest catholic cathedral in Britain built in the 19th century.
Reconstruction of the castle that was destroyed during the civil war. It was completed in 1900. The interior is equally as impressive as the exterior.
Highest point of the South Downs cliffs. Beautiful viewpoint. Unfortunately also a suicide hotspot.
The home of Charles Darwin for the last 40 years of his life. Excellent exhibitions into his life and work.
