Designed by Matthew Wyatt , this statue of the Duke of Wellington mounted on Copenhagen originally sat on top of London’s Marble Arch. Removed in...

The museum was first established just after the Second World War in 1946, but didn’t move to its current location until 1969. The museum...

Frensham Common covers an area of 1000 acres and consists of heathland and woodland. In the past, commons were used by local people for...

The first records of Frensham Great Pond date back to the 13th Century when it was owned by the Bishop of Winchester who used it...

The Manor Farm Craft Centre is in a tiny, picturesque village called Seale near Farnham in Surrey. The old farm buildings house a variety...

The notoriously harsh and hard training regimes that those in the British Armed Forces have undergone for many hundreds of years are studied here at...

The Hogs Back Brewery is a traditional English brewery, dating back to 1768. Come on a brewery tour and experience the ancient skills of...

Alpine Snowsports in Aldershot has a wide variety of activities to suit all ages and abilities. Visitors can have a go at skiing, snowboarding,...

Aldershot is of course renowned across the country for having one of the closest connections with the British Army, and therefore it is quite appropriate...

Aldershot Military Museum is based in one of only two surviving barrack bungalows built in North Camp in the 1890s. The museum is for...

This specialist dental corps of the British Army was not officially founded until 1901, although there has been informal dental treatment going on as part...

The town of Farnham in Surrey is jam-packed with sites of historic interest. Along the Regency-style Castle Street, and overlooked by the castle which...

The abbey has a long and interesting history, and has played an important part in the shaping of the monastic, religious, political and social affairs...

The origins of this beautiful little church in the picturesque village of Seale near Farnham are uncertain although it is evidently partly Norman and has...

This church was built in several stages. The oldest part is late Saxon while, in 1160, Norman pillars were built by creating a north...

First built in 1138 by Henri de Blois, grandson of William the Conqueror, Farnham Castle was the home of the Bishops of Winchester for over...

Wizzy World is an indoor soft play and party centre in Farnborough and is great fun for children. Children between the ages of 6...

The Lion & Lamb Yard shopping centre in the centre of Farnham is named after a former coaching inn. The award-winning development offers visitors...

St Andrew’s Church is just one of the many historic buildings for visitors to enjoy in Farnham. The church is situated close to the...

The Farnham Maltings is an exciting and lively community arts centre housed in Farnham’s historic maltings buildings on the River Wey. The centre offers...