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
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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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One Step Ahead for Winchester tourism businesses
Winchester City Council’s tourism service, in conjunction with the regional tourist board Tourism South East and the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) is offering a free seminar for tourism businesses to help enhance their welcome for disabled visitors, as the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games approach.
01/07/2009
New cricketing guide launched
Hampshire’s links with the traditional British team game are revealed in a brand new tourism publication by Winchester City Council.
24/06/2009
Visitors to be bowled over by new Cricketing Guide
As 2012 approaches and the UK gets set to celebrate sport in all its forms, Hampshire’s links with a traditional British team game are being revealed in a brand new tourism publication by Winchester City Council.
17/06/2009
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