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Lyndhurst Village
The New Forest Information Centre and Museum is a great place to begin your visit to Lyndhurst as it is located in the main car park. The Visitor Centre has many leaflets, brochures and information relating to the New Forest National Park and in the Museum you can learn all about the history of the forest.
The Reptile Centre is located just outside of Lyndhurst and this is just one of many attractions that can be found, both in and around Lyndhurst.
The grave of Alice Liddell (Alice Hargreaves), who was the inspiration for Lewis Carroll's 'Alice in Wonderland', can be found in the Churchyard of St. Michael & All Angels Church, located at the top of Lyndhurst High Street.
At the bottom of Lyndhurst High Street, turn right into Bolton's Bench car park. Here you will see a very famous New Forest Landmark. Sat on top of a small hill, under the canopy of a yew tree, is Bolton's Bench. This circular bench is named after the Duke of Bolton, who held the office of Master Keeper of Burley Baliwick in the 18th Century.
Lyndhurst, the unofficial 'Capital' of the New Forest is a perfect place for those who love to discover unique shops, charming tearooms, public houses, cafes and restaurants etc. Lyndhurst is located between Southampton and Christchurch. Follow the A337 into Lyndhurst from either Brockenhurst or junction 1 of the M27. Follow the A35 into Lyndhurst from either Southampton or Christchurch.
The Reptile Centre is located just outside of Lyndhurst and this is just one of many attractions that can be found, both in and around Lyndhurst.
The grave of Alice Liddell (Alice Hargreaves), who was the inspiration for Lewis Carroll's 'Alice in Wonderland', can be found in the Churchyard of St. Michael & All Angels Church, located at the top of Lyndhurst High Street.
At the bottom of Lyndhurst High Street, turn right into Bolton's Bench car park. Here you will see a very famous New Forest Landmark. Sat on top of a small hill, under the canopy of a yew tree, is Bolton's Bench. This circular bench is named after the Duke of Bolton, who held the office of Master Keeper of Burley Baliwick in the 18th Century.
Lyndhurst, the unofficial 'Capital' of the New Forest is a perfect place for those who love to discover unique shops, charming tearooms, public houses, cafes and restaurants etc. Lyndhurst is located between Southampton and Christchurch. Follow the A337 into Lyndhurst from either Brockenhurst or junction 1 of the M27. Follow the A35 into Lyndhurst from either Southampton or Christchurch.
