Excellent tea and cakes at a reasonable price. An interesting place which is still in use today. Has its own free parking. More

My parents married here in 1950 so I feel very humbled when I'm here. More

This place is in a good setting with buildings going back to the 11C Tranquil garden situated next to the River Itchen The little tea room is ok for coffee tea and sandwiches and cake. The Church itself has a wonderful feel about it . This is not on the main tourist route but try and find time to visit... More

Quiet,peaceful,idyllic. It has to be seen! Another wonderful treasure,so close to Winchester. More

Less crowded than the cathedral ,gets about 10 000 visitors a year lovely coffee shop manned by devoted volunteers serving a good value range of home made cakes. We went as a party from our local church and enjoyed a guided tour from one of the knwledeable brothjers; I didn't claim the wayfarers dole as I was driving. Bad weather... More

A quiet start to our day that was focussed and thoughtful. Winchester appears to be full of almshouses. This one to the south of the city was steeped in history and worth a visit. More

A short (ish) walk from Winchester town centre. Set in lovely countryside, you follow the river to get there. Probably the walk is as pleasurable as the old hospital really! More

This hospice has a fascinating history, and indeed present, with older gentleman still enjoying genteel retirment within its walls in a unique arrangement that is interesting to learn more about when you visit. Disappointingly, but understandably, most visitors will miss out on viewing the stunning private gardens as they are only opened to the public for specific dates in the... More

Visitin St Cross is like going back in time. The surrounding area (Winchester Water Meadows) is lovely if I was making a film about medieval England, I would head for the grassy area alongside the Hospital of St Cross - I imagine it hasn't changed in hundreds of years. More