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Mar 15, 2024 · Hop aboard a miniature train at one of Basingstoke and District Model Engineering Society’s public running days. Usually held once a month during the spring-autumn, these events are popular with all ages. Keep an eye on special steam events and Halloween-themed trains too. Atmosphere Trampoline Park.
Oct 29, 2021 · By AAteamsept. We loved the whimsy and the twists on familiar games, there is something for everyone here and we loved it. 10. Jan Jack's Laughter House Comedy Club. 36. Comedy Clubs. By tonim739. I have been coming to The Laughter House comedy evenings for a while now and it is always a fantastic evening of fun...
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- Milestones Museum
- The Vyne
- Basing House
- Eastrop Park
- Willis Museum and Sainsbury Gallery
- The Anvil
- War Memorial Park
- Whitchurch Silk Mill
- Stratfield Saye House
- Watership Down
The big attraction in Basingstoke’s Leisure Park is a living museum housed in a huge hangar-like construction that was completed in 2000. Inside is a very detailed street scene recalling Hampshire and Basingstoke in the 19th and mid 20th century. There’s a Victorian pub, terraced house, ironmonger and railway station, as well as a 1930-40s townscap...
This splendid 16th-century mansion is just north of the town. The initial Tudor house was enlarged over time, taking on an early classical portico in the 17th century and a Palladian extension in the 18th century. You can marvel at the linen-fold panelling in the Oak Gallery, as well as the stained glass and five century-old majolica tiles in the T...
In the village of Old Basing, to the east of the modern town, was one of Tudor England’s largest and richest palaces. Basing House was constructed for William Paulet, treasurer to Edward VI, Queen Mary I and Elizabeth I. Henry VIII and Elizabeth I both stayed here during their reigns. William’s descendant John Paulet was a supporter of Charles I in...
Near Basingstoke’s train station, Eastrop Park picks up the Green Flag Award each year, the biggest prize for public parks in the UK. The River Loddon flows through the park and replenishes a balancing pond, set within a wildlife area. There you might catch sight of a kingfisher hunting along the banks. In summer kids will love the paddling pool, a...
On the Market Place in the Old Town Hall, the Willis Museum is fronted by a bronze statue of Jane Austen unveiled in 1817 on the 200th anniversary of the author’s death. The collection at the Willis Museum was first put together by George Willis a local clockmaker, and is crammed with peculiar items. There’s a hair from the mane of Copenhagen, the ...
A major performing arts centre for the region, the Anvil opened in 1994 and, true to its name, is shaped like a giant anvil. The 1,400-seater auditorium is praised for having some of the best acoustics in Europe and has calendar bursting with opera, classical music, dance, touring bands and artists, musicals and famous stand-up comedians. For a tas...
A quick walk from the Willis Museum is a Green Flag-winning park that has mature woodland, an aviary, a bandstand and all kinds of sports facilities. War Memorial Park was purchased by public subscription after the First World War to house Basingstoke’s memorial. Before that this space had been the grounds to the Georgian estate, Goldings, and the ...
A short train ride west of Basingstoke is a heritage attraction both for people who love beautiful fabrics and fans of industrial machinery. The Whitchurch Silk is a watermill, established in 1800 on Frog Island, which has had a long line of mills since the 11th century at the latest. The Whitchurch Silk Mill is the oldest silk mill in the country ...
In 1817 this 17th-century Mannerist house and its estate were bought by the nation to provide a stately home for Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington as thanks for his victory over Napoleon at Waterloo. Stratfield Saye has been the seat of the Dukes of Wellington ever since. In the stables you can pore over the Wellington Exhibition, which has ...
On the way to the Whitchurch Silk Mill is a chalk hill in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Watership Down was borrowed for Richard Adams’ 1972 novel and the animated film from 1978, about rabbits’ making the perilous journey to a new burrow. This hill is the place Richard Adams chose as their goal. Like many in this part o...
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Things to see & do in Basingstoke and Deane. You’ll find plenty to see and do in Basingstoke and the surrounding areas. Browse the shops, enjoy local music and arts or immerse yourself in history at one of a number of attractions. You can get your adrenaline fix at iFLY Indoor Skydiving or find out how gin and beer are made locally.
5. Willis Museum and Sainsbury Gallery. 109. History Museums. Since 1984, the Willis Museum has been housed in this impressive early Victorian building that was once Basingstoke’s Town Hall. It is named after George Willis, a local clockmaker, antiquarian and…. 6. Eastrop Park.
Basingstoke Leisure Park offers a wide range of activities including ice skating, bingo and bowls. It is home to a multiplex cinema, a bowling alley and one of the most exciting swimming facilities in the country. Discover the thrill of skydiving at this new indoor skydiving centre in Basingstoke. iFly is one of only four places in the country ...
