National Trust places in Hampshire

An elegant country house with fine collections and a celebrated 20th-century terraced garden.

Heathland rich in rare birds, with 17th-century hammer ponds in a wooded valley.

A priory-turned-country house with the National Collection of old roses and Rex Whistler interiors.

Purpose-built chapel housing Stanley Spencer's monumental World War I murals, a masterpiece of 20th-century art.

Ancient beech woods above Gilbert White's village, with the famous 1753 Zig-Zag path.

Chalk downland above the Test Valley, rich in wildflowers, butterflies and Bronze Age barrows.

A riverside water meadow along the River Test, home to brown trout and water voles.

A Tudor mansion with England's first classical portico, fine stained glass, and a Palladian staircase.

Elegant Georgian walled garden in Hampshire renowned for its summer opera season and formal planting.

A restored working watermill in the heart of Winchester with over 1,000 years of milling history.