THE LOCAL AREA
Fareham is ideally situated in the centre of Hampshire, making it an excellent base to see a whole range of tourist attractions. Perfect for anyone wishing to use Lysses House as a base to explore Hampshire and the surrounding area, as a welcome break during a long conference or if your delegates wish to stay on for a day's holiday afterwards.
Lysses house itself has a interesting past. A brief history can be found here.
Within 20 minutes you can be beside the 'home of British Sailing' - the River Hamble. The historic village of Titchfield is very close to Fareham. We are only a few miles from historic Portsmouth, Gosport and Southampton. The beautiful New Forest, Bournemouth, Winchester and the Isle of Wight are all within easy reach. Follow the links below to see just some of the local attractions...
FAREHAM
Portchester Castle
Fort Nelson
Where to visit in Fareham
PORTSMOUTH
Historic ships and Dockyard
Royal Naval Museum
D-Day Museum
The Sea Life Centre
The Pyramids
GOSPORT
Submarine Museum
Fort Brockhurst
TITCHFIELD
Titchfield History Society
A Society dedicated to the study and research of the history of Titchfield in the County of Hampshire, England
Titchfield Abbey
Remains of a 13th century abbey overshadowed by a grand Tudor gatehouse. Believed to have been frequented by Shakespeare.
HAMBLE
Hamble Harbour
The River Hamble at the heart of the sheltered waters of the Solent, protected from the open sea by the Isle of Wight, and benefiting from a two hour stand at high water, is an ideal base for cruising.
SOUTHAMPTON
Old Town and Waterfront
Maritime Museum
Royal Victoria Country Park
Netley Abbey
Hall of Aviation
AROUND & ABOUT HAMPSHIRE
Longdown Dairy Farm
Paultons Park
Exbury Gardens
The New Forest
Birdworld
Beaulieu Motor Museum
Broadlands
Marwell Zoo
Watercress Line
Winchester town and museums
