AllWays Traveller Features

 The Hampshire cathedral city of Winchester seeps history wherever one walks – and looks. And no wonder. An Iron Age trading centre, the city that is now Winchester came to great prominence during the Roman occupation of Britain. By the 9th Century Winchester was the capital of Wessex and ruled by King Alfred the Great who declared it the unif...

 Farnham, an English market town, some 36 miles from London It has had a flourishing past that bequeaths it a fine Georgian centre. And as a commuter town with a direct rail link into London, Farnham has been able to remain vibrant and thriving into the 21 Century. As a result, short break visitors can take full advantage of the towns wide ran...