Andover Bus Station is ½ mile from the Rail Station.
Two museums in one building. The history of Andover from Saxon times to the present day including
archaeology and natural history. Life size models and reconstructions show what life was like in the Iron Age.
Coffee shop. Admission free.
Open TWThFSSu 1000-1600.
www.hampshireculturaltrust.org.uk
The ruins and extensive earthworks of a medieval royal castle which was more of a hunting lodge than a fortress.
Note also the remains of a Cross in the village which was an important market town in medieval times. Admission free.
Open any reasonable time in daylight.
www.english-heritage.org.uk
Bus 8 from opposite Rail Station (and Bus Station) to Ludgershall War Memorial,
17 minutes journey, M-S every 15 minutes, Sun & BH hourly.
Operated by Stagecoach.
The Victorian country house home of the Earl and Countess of Carnavon. The House was designed by Sir Charles Barry
in Jacobethan style and the Park by Capability Brown. Highclere Castle was the main filming location of the popular TV series
Downton Abbey. Egyptian exhibition. Gardens and Woodlands. Estate walks in July and August (see website for details and map).
Tearooms. Please note that tickets are limited and should be booked in advance to ensure entry.
Open please see website.
www.highclerecastle.co.uk
Bus 7 from Bus Station (½ mile from Rail Station) to Highclere village, Red House,
then 2 miles walk via public footpath and estate road. 30 minutes journey, M-S infrequent.
Operated by Stagecoach.
Buses also operate from Newbury.