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Here are the most requested hot tub getaways searched for within Hampshire:
With countryside, coastline and cities, there is so much to discover in Hampshire. It is the largest county in the South East of England and is the filming location for some of the most famous TV shows, including Downtown Abbey.
Renowned for its beautiful gardens, you’ll find many country homes and lush gardens to explore across the county. Whether you’re planning a relaxing countryside cottage break or action-packed holiday, there is so much to enjoy in this part of the UK in 2021.
Hampshire stretches across two national parks; New Forest National Park and South Downs National park which provide excellent opportunities to explore the breath-taking countryside and dive into the world-class attractions.
Hampshire is an extremely popular destination for anyone who loves to dine out. It has been growing watercress since the 19th century and there is a watercress festival held every year in the county.
Hampshire is also famous for its lamb, beef, sausage and, of course, it's cheese. For foodies, a visit to a farmer’s market is a great way to sample and buy some of the best local produce.
The county also has many vineyards across the county which are producing some of the best English sparkling and white wine.
Win lovers will enjoy a visit to the vineyards, which benefit from Hampshire’s chalky soils and are similar to the champagne region in France. Hampshire is definitely leading the way for producing wine in the UK which you’ll be able to try whilst on your cottage break here.
A hot tub break in Hampshire has so much for you and your family to enjoy together. Paulton’s Theme Park Home of Peppa Pig World is a theme park providing hours of fun for the whole family.
A great place to visit with your little ones, there are plenty of rides and attractions for different ages and home to the world's largest and first Peppa Pig World which has 9 rides and a chance to meet Peppa Pig and her friends.
Marwell Zoo is another place to visit for a fun family day out. The large 140-acre park is home to over 1200 animals and 149 different species and a great way for your family to discover more about a wide range of animals.
There are some stunning romantic cottages to rent all over Hampshire for couples. The area has a beautiful coastline, miles of countryside and easy access to major cities, ideal for couples to explore together. The county is the perfect location for a romantic break with cottages located throughout the area to offer rural and coastal retreats.
The historic city of Winchester is a lovely place to visit on your romantic break. Stroll through the streets, visit the magnificent Winchester cathedral and enjoy date night at one of the many restaurants and bars.
The award-winning Hambledone Vineyard can be found in the South Downs National Park which is one of the oldest in England and produces English sparkling and white wine. The vineyard is open for tours and is a fantastic activity to do with your loved one.
Dog lovers will have so much to explore during their visit. With a coastline stretching 230 miles from Highcliffe to Chichester Harbour and including the Solent coastline which separates the English coast from the Isle of Wight as well as two national parks and rural countryside, Hampshire is a fab place to visit with your pooch.
So, whether it is the beach or the countryside hills that keep your dog’s tail wagging, you’ll find plenty of scenic walking trails in the area.
Take a break from your jacuzzi and explore one of the many of the heritage sites and historical landmarks throughout the county. Most of which are dog-friendly so you can explore with your furry friend.
Some of the best dog-friendly locations in Hampshire include the Shipwrights Way trail that runs through the South Downs National Park to Portsmouth, Highcliffe Beach, Southsea beach and Queen Elizabeth Country Park.
If you’re thinking of planning a cottage break in Hampshire, then make sure you check out some of these top things to do in the county.
A large country park on the South Downs, this country park has over 1400 acres of woodland landscapes to explore. There are lots of walking and mountain biking trails and excellent viewpoints including Buster Hill which is the highest point on the South Downs offering views across the Isle of Wight on clear days.
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A country house that was built in 1679 and has a 5000-acre estate. It is a popular filming location and well-known for being the main location for Downtown Abbey. The house, exhibitions and gardens are open to visitors to explore and enjoy. There are tours available and a tearoom where you can end your visit with a cream tea.
Take a break from soaking in your hot tub and you'll find plenty of interesting historic sites dotted around, such as this stunning cathedral in the city of Winchester. The cathedral is the largest in Europe and a beautiful place to visit whilst in Hampshire.
Visitors can take guided tours, find Jane Austen’s grave, take a tower tour, see the Winchester bible, walk through the Cathedral Close green spaces, enjoy Hampshire cream or lunch in the cafe and pick up a souvenir from the gift shop.
Even if you're not a petrol-head, you'll still find loads to enjoy at this popular attraction which is home to a wide range of cars, motorcycles and memorabilia. Visitors can explore the history of motoring and see one of the finest collections in the country. You’ll also find Formula 1 cars, a 1930’s garage, interactive exhibits and tours available.
Another place you'll want to check out during your cottage holiday is Exbury Gardens and Steam Railway, a beautiful place to visit for the whole family all year round. There are over 200 acres of gardens to explore and a steam railway where you can enjoy train rides through the gardens.
Another place we'd recommend during your cottage getaway is Birdworld - the third-largest bird park in the UK.
Covering a whopping 26 acres, its home to a wide range of birds from penguins and parrots to owls and other farm animals including guinea pigs and sheep. There are over 2000 birds and animals onsite which visitors can see in the numerous exhibits, displays, shows and feeding experiences.
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