View of the north front across the lake in early morning light at the Vyne, Hampshire. The Vyne is a warm red-bricked Tudor mansion built in the 16th century for Lord Sandys, Henry VIII's Lord Chamberlain, which later passed into the hands of the Chute family, who cared for the house and estate for over 300 years. It was remodelled to its present configuration in the mid-17th century.

The Vyne, ©National Trust Images/John Miller

Be inspired

Let us take you on a journey to discover Basingstoke and Deane. If you are in need of some ideas to explore the area then look no further than our guides.

Basingstoke after 5

If you’ve just finished work and are looking for some ideas of where to kick your evening off in Basingstoke take a look at this.

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The distinctive glasshouse of Bombay Sapphire Distillery

Photo credit Bombay Sapphire Distillery

Days out as a couple

Treat yourself and a loved one to a day out in and around Basingstoke. There’s plenty to do and see together.

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Two children swing from a silver bar on a vintage bus. They both smile at the camera.

Days out with the kids

Spring into Basingstoke and Deane with our top family attractions

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A path with a wooden fence either side. Then green shrubbery and bushes and larger trees. You can see the sunshine peeking through the trees.

Dog friendly Basingstoke and Deane

There is lots of choice in Basingstoke and Deane when it comes to finding your happy place for you and your four-legged friends.

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Explore by bicycle

If you are a keen cyclist looking to explore Basingstoke and Deane take a look at our guide for inspiration.

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A white building with a swim ride coming out of it.

Aquadrome

Explore the Leisure Park

Whether you are looking to spend the day or a quick time out, Basingstoke Leisure Park is packed with ideas and activities to enjoy leisure time on your own or with family and friends.

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For coffee lovers

For those perfect bean hunters amongst us, Basingstoke is the perfect place for a good cup of independent coffee. Here are some of our favourite best-kept secrets…

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