Tourism and Travel
Winchester is one of the country's best-loved cities. Popular for its shopping streets and architecture, its floral summer season and quirky open air events, England's ancient capital is most well known for its eleventh century cathedral and mysterious Round Table. Home of good food, birthplace of the modern game of cricket, resting place of Jane Austen and inspiration to the many artists who live here, Winchester is a destination for all seasons. Come and visit soon
Latest Updates:
Travelling to Winchester
Information on travelling to Winchester and where to find us.
05/10/2006
Tourist Information Centres
The city's award-winning Tourist Information Centre is located in the Guildhall, near King Alfred's Statue.
26/07/2006
Local Attractions
Details of many local attraction that are found in Winchester and the surrounding area
08/06/2006
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Tourism Strategy
Winchester's Tourism Strategy for 2004-2008
26/07/2006
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Free customer service training for bus and taxi drivers in Winchester
Winchester bus and taxi drivers are being offered a FREE day of training to help enhance customer service and satisfaction.
20/11/2008
Christmas in Winchester
Winchester’s Christmas festivities began on Thursday 20 November when the new Christmas lights were switched on by the Mayor of Winchester, Cllr Michael Read, and BBC South Today’s Georgie Palmer. There are plenty of festive events on offer in Winchester this Christmas, including the return of the famous Winchester Cathedral Ice Rink and Christmas Market.
14/11/2008
Kitchen Table Lingo
Kitchen Table Lingo - this year's surefire Christmas bestseller has just been launched on Amazon.
15/10/2008
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