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Updated • updatedAug 20, 2025
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Alton in 1 day
If you only have 1 day to spend in Alton, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
Alton is a historic market town on the edge of the South Downs National Park, making it a good base for countryside walks and village exploring. It’s closely linked with Jane Austen, with her home and museum in nearby Chawton plus several locations associated with her life. Visitors can ride the heritage Watercress Line steam railway, and explore local history and art at the Curtis Museum and the Allen Gallery. The town’s traditional pubs, independent shops and regular markets add to its small-town English charm.
With favorites like Alton Public Gardens, Kubo Kitchens, and Jane Austen's House, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like The Greyfriar and Man's Chinese Takeaway Alton (Soul Taste & Chef-Made Dishes) so you can get the best taste of Alton while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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With only 1 day to squeeze in as much activities as you can, we strategically grouped the must-sees, Jane Austen's House and Chawton House with surrounding point of interests to make sure you don’t leave Alton without getting the most bang for your time. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 7 hours of your day.
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•Natalie N — Google reviewKanchan B — Google reviewNick — Google reviewF S — Google reviewHetty H — Google reviewSarah S — Google reviewBecca K — Google review
Jane Austen's House
4.6
(1914)
4.5
(979)
Museum
Historical landmark
Historic Sites
Specialty Museums
The Jane Austen House Museum is a well-maintained historic home where the renowned author spent her final eight years. Visitors can only view the interior on weekends from April onwards, but parking is readily available nearby. The house boasts a lovely exterior and features intricate details inside that offer an immersive glimpse into 19th-century English life. Its garden is replete with various flowers and plants, making it an excellent place to visit for those interested in history or horticulture.
As a dedicated fan of Jane Austen I have wanted to visit the Jane Austen house for quite some time. I was able to do so today and it was so wonderful. The staff are present to answer questions and are so helpful. They enjoy your own excitement. The home has been beautifully restored and includes so many items of Jane's. It was a joy to see the table where she wrote her novels. I leaned out the window that she probably leaned out of once upon a time. The grounds are lovely to explore as well. It was amazing to see first editions of all of her books!
April W — Google review
Make sure you purchase tickets in advance, because each tour will sell out. Although the docents had us enter in small groups, I wish they kept the crowd flow moving through each room, as it grew very crowded within the rooms themselves. The exhibits are interesting, and it was nice being able to sit in the garden.
I don’t know where to start- am feeling both exhilaration and emotional after visiting Jane Austen’s house earlier today.
So to start, absolutely make a booking! We saw folks being turned away or having to comeback like two hours later as slots were booked! It’s a small house and a lot to see / read/ experience and so can understand why the House limits the number of folks that can enter within a twenty minute time slot. Parking is also a bit hard and off-street was our only option.
We spent over 3 hours enjoying the various rooms and exhibitions, listen to the audio first and then step into the house. Kudos to the volunteers who help preserve this history. The gardens are lovely as is the opportunity to dress up in period costumes. I feel drunk on happiness to have had the opportunity to visit!
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a sensible traveller in possession of a free afternoon, must be in want of a visit to Jane Austen’s House. Whether one is drawn by the charm of literary devotion or merely in search of a respectable tea-room nearby, the cottage at Chawton cannot fail to supply both instruction and amusement.
House and gardens, gift shop and toilets.
Friendly and helpful volunteers working in the house. Dressing up optional.
Tickets are limited so book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Much of how much you enjoy this museum will depend on your knowledge and appreciation of Jane Austen and her work but even as someone who has not read any of her novels I found the house to be an informative snapshot of her life and of the regency era in general and I commend the curators for their dedication to accurately depicting early 19th century life.
Important things to note: the house (and therefore the museum) is small. The operators will only permit small groups (12 max) to enter in twenty minute slots. I highly recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment.
A must see for every Jane Austen fan. The house gives such a good impression of how she lived and little details (like the mousseline dresses on the line outside), make it seem as if she just popped out for an errand. After the visit you can sit in the lovely garden.
Amazing private day tour with Phil Howe from Trip Advisor! Highly recommend this trusted, local guide. He shows you all the best off-the-beaten-path spots culminating in the museum tour. For the ultimate JA fans!
It’s so great this place exists to honor the author and her contributions. The house and the grounds were lovely. The lawn chairs to sit and relax and just enjoy being in the space was phenomenal.
My only small preference would be if there was less “of period” pieces and reproductions in the house; i would have preferred to enjoy the house for what it is and the pieces that are authentic to Jane Austen. I just felt myself trying to seek this out and am worried I might have missed some.
Winchester Rd, Chawton, Alton GU34 1SD, United Kingdom•
9 min · 0.42 mi
2•Jeff B — Google reviewKaren F — Google reviewSekiguchi K — Google reviewClaire — Google reviewAnna W — Google reviewJim P — Google reviewNicola S — Google review
Chawton House
4.7
(277)
4.7
(370)
Garden
Library
Visitor center
Historic Sites
Scenic Walking Areas
Chawton House is an Elizabethan manor and gardens that once belonged to Jane Austen's brother. The house has a rich history dating back to the 13th century, with connections to royalty and the Knight family. Jane Austen spent eight years living in Chawton, where she wrote some of her most famous novels. Visitors can explore the well-preserved house, which features good collections of paintings and underwent restoration in 2003.
What a lovely place !
Didn’t go in the house but the gardens are delightful, huge rolling lawns with expansive areas of woodland. There is a large walled garden with a herb section, orchard and a separate flower garden. It has a relaxing and quiet feel, not completely wild but allowed to grow without excessive interference by the gardeners (hope that doesn't offend them !)
Benches appear wherever you may want to rest and appreciate the views and stumps mark the different zones as shown on the map ... picked up at the coffee and ticket kiosk. These marker stumps all have Jane Austen quotes from her letters and novels; a smile at every stop !
Coffee and cakes are served in the tearoom which is through a small but perfectly formed courtyard. Apparently, food other than cake is available for those who don't like cake (wierd, I know !).
Be prepared to take photos, this is a particularly beautiful part of Hampshire.
Nick S — Google review
Chawton House makes the perfect compliment to a visit to the Jane Austen House whilst in Chawton. An easy, pleasant 10 minute walk from the Jane Austen House, Chawton House helped provide a fuller glimpse of the life and times of the Austen family, and manor life. Upon entry to the house a generous gentleman provided an overview of the history of the house and its significant occupants, from construction through the ongoing restoration and upkeep process. He met us again in the library at the end of our walk through the house to provide even more information on the Chawton’s vast collection of valuable books. The house has an interesting interior and lovely walkable grounds with a variety of colorful plants and flowers blooming. The cafe is worth a stop with some nice treats and pleasant seating in the courtyard. Be sure to stop by the church on the walk toward the house, where Jane Austen’s mother and sister were both laid to rest.
Chawton House was a new discovery and we fell in love with its charm and beauty. It's easy to imagine Jane Austen promenading around the walks and parkland. Parking is easy - once you've found the car park and there are plenty of spaces.
Beautiful house related to Knight and Austen's family. Wonderful gardens too. The historical explanations by Peter Mayor was excellent! Totally recommend. Also the tea and scones was delicious.
The last time I visited Chawton, this house wasn't open to the public. Now it is, and it's well worth the visit, especially if also visiting the Jane Austen House. A beautiful Elizabethan manor house, with fascinating interpretive material. The Cafe was also first class, I recommend the Chawton House cider! Very friendly, informative staff.
A beautiful old house including lots of Jane Austin's story.
We were welcomed by a verywell informed guide, who also showed us the library. Pleasant gardens for a nice walk before a good cuppa in the tearoom.
An unexpected gem as it 'suffers' from being near the more popular Jane Austen House. But it's just as important in telling her story. Home to a massive women's literature librays too, it's history is fascinating. It's a place also you could still imagine living in. We ran out if time, so likely to visit again. Worth the half mile walk between the two.
We spent an evening on Halloween which was truly unforgettable. It started off in the old kitchen with a delicious three course meal and welcome drink. We didnt see chef,but they deserve a pat on the back for the quality of the dishes. The two ladies that looked after us were wonderful,Kim was very helpful and knowledgeable. After supper we went into the hall for a candlelight ghost story,specially written and told by the author. It was so very special.
Chawton, Alton, GU34 1SJ, United Kingdom•
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Kubo Kitchens
5.0
(36)
Kitchen furniture store
Bedroom furniture store
Kitchen remodeler
Kitchen supply store
Office furniture store
Kubo Kitchens is your go-to destination for transforming your culinary space into a dream kitchen. With a dedicated team of design consultants and skilled installers, they guide you through the process of creating and fitting the perfect kitchen tailored to your needs. You can explore their extensive range of bespoke kitchens in-store or conveniently book a free design appointment online. For those in need of immediate solutions, Kubo also offers an impressive selection of Lifestyle Kitchens that combine style with exceptional value.
Bottom line up front... I'd recommend Kubo Kitchens and Russell. Overall, we're really pleased with our kitchen, utility and cloakroom spaces.
The photos speak to the quality of finish. Note: there's one "before" and a few "after".
Our project was pretty big and Russell was there with us every step of the way over quite a long period of time, bearing with us as we changed our minds and developed our design. He has a method of working that we get along with really well with various phases of his project plan that he'll take you through. We liked his proactive but not pushy approach, he'll get back to you when he says he will and is always open to contact. He'll listen to your requirements, throw out a few suggestions, solve problems and take you on your kitchen journey in a partnership to a design you'll end up loving.
We completely gutted our old kitchen, utility and cloakroom, had a small amount of building work and a lot of plumbing and electrical work. Russell project managed all of the contractors for us, helping get through the inevitable tough times and organising everything to run pretty smoothly. We found the Kubo approach of helping customers with temporary mobile kitchen fittings (oven, hob, sink, etc) extremely useful to help get us through the project. Sure, there's a few things we could have improved or done differently but in a project this size we expected snags and these were dealt with very quickly and efficiently when they arose.
Big thanks to Russell and the Kubo team, we're really pleased to have worked with you and become part of the Kubo family.
Graham W — Google review
It was 30 years since we last had a new kitchen… and wow, how things have changed! We knew the elements that we wanted (clean modern lines, lots of big drawers, seamless worktops etc) – but we needed someone with flair and vision to pull it all together. Enter Russell at Kubo. He took our ideas, enhanced them, and made it all work within the space available. Talented designer.
His virtual reality demo meant that we could walk around our new kitchen and try it out before committing. Once we confirmed, Kubo’s project management was great – the build started and finished on schedule, on budget, and the workmanship is exceptional. He works with a group of very talented tradesmen who were a pleasure to have around.
The real test is now … a couple of months later. How do we feel every time we use the kitchen? A one word answer. Thrilled.
Highly recommend Kubo Kitchens. Russell and his team did an amazing job . The whole process from start to finish ran like clockwork. Russell did a fantastic job of designing our kitchen/diner to make the most out of the small space that we had. We have ended up with a beautiful kitchen that we love. I cannot thank him and all the other people involved enough.
I am absolutely delighted with my new kitchen! Russell was very helpful in the design phase and the VR tool made the plans come to life. It made it so much easier to get a feel for what the finished room would be like than simply looking at 2D drawings and screen shots.
The team did a great job and I would have no hesitation in recommending Kubo Kitchens.
Having moved into a new house in 2021, we found Kubo Kitchens by chance on Google and contacted Russell to completely replace the old kitchen. This was our first ever kitchen so had no idea what to do, but Russell helped us design a kitchen which fit our needs and within our budget.
Due to Covid and related supply chain issues, the work took longer than anticipated to finish, but the brilliant temporary kitchen provided by Russell ensured we weren't inconvenienced too badly. The completed kitchen met our expectations completely and the quality of work and professionalism from Russell and his team was excellent.
Excellent from start to finish, prompt thorough assessment of the job, quick to complete, and top notch workmanship. We are over the moon with the addition to our kitchen that Russell completed for us. Thanks!
Russell carried out some bespoke cabinet and fitted kitchen work for me recently and the results are outstanding. He has such an eye for design and detail and was very conscientious throughout the project. I can't recommend his work highly enough. If you are thinking of making improvements to your kitchen, do give him a call.
Kubo Kitchens upgraded our kitchen recently and my wife and I are extremely happy with the result.
All of the trades from plumbers, cabinet makers, electricians and stone people were absolutely superb. Over the years we've had quite a bit of renovation work done and this experience was by far the best we've ever had.
All the timescales set were met and our inconvenience without a kitchen was kept to a minimum.
We would not hesitate in recommending Kubo kitchens to anybody.
Thank you Russell and Kubo
49 Bolle Rd, Alton, GU34 1PP, United Kingdom•
9 min · 0.48 mi
4•Andy B — Google reviewDeb L — Google reviewPeter C — Google reviewNeil B — Google reviewPhin H — Google reviewZeena M — Google reviewMark H — Google review
Alton Public Gardens
4.5
(472)
5.0
(3)
Park
Alton Public Gardens, located in the town center, is a popular spot for various events and live music performances during the summer. The gardens feature spacious lawns perfect for picnics, well-maintained formal flower beds, and a diverse collection of mature trees. Additionally, there is a play area catering to young children with inclusive facilities such as a wheelchair-accessible swing and roundabout. Visitors can also enjoy refreshments from Acorns mobile cafe situated near the main entrance.
Review from a mum of a 2.5yr old and baby. Large pretty gardens with lots of space to run around. Lots of parking, toilet facilities and cafe. Excellent playground for all ages, short walk to the high street.
Jenny B — Google review
So much greenery and plenty of seating. Peaceful and calming place. And on the other side a kids playground for them to let of steam. Good place for reflection.
A lovely area set just off the high street where you can catch a moments peace and quiet or distract the children from shopping for half an hour and let them burn off some energy on the lovely playground. We went for a wander to find the local lions club set up in there and the park was bustling. Lovely mooching around watching magicians and puppeteers
Our local park in Alton and a lovely spot, just off the High Street. Free parking in road adjacent, or plenty of spaces in Lady Place car park.
Nice tidy well presented park. Toilets clean however 50% out of use. Sat and had a kebab from the shop on the highstreet with was good as well
Large, well-kept lawns, flowerbeds and specimen trees with a popular play area, toilets and bandstand. Close to town and has a mobile coffee van on Fridays.
I was able to sit and watch the great grandchildren use up their energy in the fenced playground. They loved it. And a place to get a drink, ice cream etc.
A spacious and well equipped park. Nice bandstand. Good toilets
Lady Place Car Park, Alton, GU34 1HD, United Kingdom•
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Under a 1-minute walk from Jane Austen's House, here are a few close by recommendations for when you get hungry exploring around.
The Greyfriar
4.4
(467)
4.2
(387)
affordable
Gastropub
Nestled in the charming village of Chawton, The Greyfriar is a delightful 16th-century inn that exudes rustic charm with its exposed beams and brickwork. This inviting pub serves up classic British fare, offering a menu that features everything from hearty main dishes to light bar snacks. A unique aspect of The Greyfriar is its connection to literary history; it’s named after the crest of the Knight family, who played a significant role in Jane Austen's life.
I adore this pub. Inside is cozy and they welcome dogs inside. Look on the bar for dog treats. The food was very good and everything was reasonably priced. The staff were wonderful.
Christina D — Google review
The pub is in new hands and the menu is different to the one being shown here.
We were greeted warmly .
I chose hunters chicken and it came with a salad which had a dressing. Nice chips.
We were too full for a pudding. My daughter had lasagna with a crispy topping which she liked.
Very friendly. We would like to return but we live quite a way away as only visiting for the weekend but recommend this pub.
I wish the landlord and his staff the very best for their new venture
This place is batting way above their current rating! Delicious, locally-sourced staples, and TONS of GF and allergy-friendly options. Fish & chips are perfect, sausages are unbelievable and both mash & gravy are like mum’s. Friendly service, comfortable historic atmosphere directly across from Jane Austen House Museum. Outdoor eating out back. One note: food begins at 18:00, so if you’re a visitor from far off you might want to pay attention to that.
Rothsay Education Centre (Bedford) Day-outing to Chawton and Jane Austen’s house - but a lunchtime call in at The Greyfriar was a must!
I was not disappointed with my order of Sausages and Mash - excellent!
My friends had other dishes - these too were delicious.
Please book a table - as this pub gets very busy.
I will certainly call again, when I am in the area!
Lovely cosy pub, attentive friendly staff, great food. Mum said it was the best fish and chips she'd had in a long time, fish cooked to perfection. And not forgetting the ladies loo immaculate! We'll definitely be back for our halfway meet with family.
What a lovely place
Food amazing and plenty of GF and vegan option
Clean friendly and the manager and gentleman behind the bar very welcoming
I told my neice and nephew there for dinner and had a lovely time
Definitely be going back a little gem of a place
Gluten free options, massive portions, very friendly staff. Homely decor. Kids and I loved it!
Very quaint English pub, friendly and knowledgeable landlord Alex who went to great lengths to explain the cocktails and we had a bottle of wine in the end with our food. Generous sized portions, plated really 'posh' I had a ploughman's which I couldn't finish it was all sourced locally and delicious and my son had a burger with chips. Not too expensive but very happy to pay for what we got.A great experience would highly recommend.
Winchester Rd, Chawton, Alton, GU34 1SB, United Kingdom•
Man's Chinese Takeaway Alton (Soul Taste & Chef-Made Dishes)
4.3
(212)
3.1
(58)
Chinese takeaway
Asian fusion restaurant
Man's Chinese Takeaway in Alton has quickly become a beloved spot for locals seeking delicious and authentic Chinese cuisine. This takeaway excels at traditional favorites like Crispy Chilli Beef, Prawn Toast, and Egg Fried Rice while also catering to vegetarians and vegans with an impressive selection. Their Soul Taste menu features delightful options such as Bao and Shanghai Tofu, ensuring there's something for everyone. Customers rave about the high-quality ingredients and the friendly service that makes ordering a pleasure.
We love the food, it always tastes absolutely fresh. The service is also excellent. So glad we found Man’s Chinese takeaway!
Selene M — Google review
Chicken chow mein was way way sweet for some reason, just tasted really weird, not what Id expect from a chow mein
Chicken fried rice had no flavour or chicken, just some boiled rice with a few peas thrown in
Chicken balls were tragic, smallest ive ever seen
Terrible compared to Alton Gourmet Oriental, you even get more at Gourmet for less money, wouldlve been £17 for the same dishes, it cost me £21 here.
Overall, dont eat here, only ordered cos gourmet oriental was shut
Food was really yummy but then we found a cigarette butt in one of the dishes 🤢
The food was incredibly tasty and very competitive prices! The service is second to none - very engaging and competent. Although I’ve never been to collect, the friendly service makes the atmosphere of ordering and receiving the food great!
Fantastic food yet again. Family favourite Chinese, with quality ingredients and great dishes! Will absolutely return. They did it all even whilst having a refurb taking place. Will be back.
Hi Crystal, the food was lovely, just how we remembered it. They don't do chips in gravy in Weymouth and their chicken chow mein isn't as good as yours. We have missed Manns.
Ordered on WhatsApp so got my delivery spot. Turned up on time.
Was very fresh and tasted great.
The family go to for pork balls and chicken fried rice! Delivery was super quick and friendly too. Will continue to come back :)
106 High St, Alton, GU34 1EN, United Kingdom•
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The George Alton
4.4
(464)
4.4
(592)
affordable
Pub
Nestled in the charming town of Alton, The George Alton is a delightful bistro-style pub that exudes a warm and rustic ambiance, complete with retro touches. This inviting locale specializes in globally inspired gluten-free dishes crafted from seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. With its thoughtful menu catering to diverse tastes, it offers an exciting dining experience that stands out among local establishments.
I took my family out to George Pub and I must say we were very much impressed. 1st we met with a lovely young lady Alice she was a darling looking after us, but we had some questions about the food since our son has some food allergies, she then introduced us to Andy which took his allergen chart n walk us through the menu as to what is safe for our son to eat. He even took it further by getting management involved which is Carol. They took care of us like we were family n like our son was their own. That how much they care. So what am saying we got great service from beginning to end. The food was great customer service was off the chats n the atmosphere was welcoming. My wife was impressed with all that great service and we will b coming back especially for the garlic butter chips. I personally give the George Pub 20 stars review. And I endorse this pub. Everyone should visit...its a must. Great food, great staff n great management
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The food and the atmosphere were great, and the portion sizes were generous. They often have special offers throughout the week, such as 1-1 cocktail deals and the option to get any 4 tapas with a bottle of wine. Overall, I was pleased with the menu.
On the downside, their service was quite slow, and the staff seemed a bit disorganized. Hopefully, things will have improved by our next visit.
Came here for lunch via the Watercress Line Heritage Railway as gluten free was mentioned in the reviews. It was a long walk from the station. The whole menu and kitchen is gluten free, but the menu is very limited which dampened the excitement. Such a shame as its a great idea to be fully gluten free. Could do with a few more simple pub classics on the menu like sausages and pies or all day breakfast etc. Still, tasted good with a good range of drinks and friendly staff.
Excellent food, it was great. I would strongly recommend this place. Dog friendly as well.
Updating my review to reflect the new tenancy.
TL;DR - Good pub. Great food. Nice concept - something different for the area.
Having seen the new menu before the re-open I was keen to visit and try out the gluten free menu.
The menu feels progressive and thoughtful with something for everyone. The added bonus is that everything is gluten free- which brings a welcome change to the rest of the pubs in the area as this had previously been something only really found in larger towns/cities. It is with noting this also extends to a selection of gluten free beers. Being an advocate of a gluten reduced diet this is perfect, and the food tastes excellent (if you are worried that the gluten free aspect detracts from the overall taste/quality of the food this is certainly not the case!).
Not much, however, can be said for the décor as the inside of the pub was mid renovation when we visited- this didn't present an issue due to COVID restrictions meaning we had to eat outside under a marquee. We are looking forward to seeing what they do to the place!
All in all a great dining experience with fab food and attentive service. I hope this pub continues to thrive under its new tenancy whilst maintaining its welcoming and cosy atmosphere.
Ps- the website also states the aim is for zero waste after the first year - which is a huge positive in anyone's books!!
Pps - go for the gluten free brownie and thank me later!
Great little bistro style pub. Nice lighting and relaxing place to go to. Staff are very pleasant and helpful and a touch of wit. Good connection to customers…
We only popped in for a drink but a lovely pub, friendly service & great atmosphere
First meal here under new management. Very wide choice of tapas style plates, all delicious. We didn't realise how generous the portions were, so slightly over ordered. There's often a free band on Friday, always been good. Give the George a try.
Butts Rd, Alton, GU34 1LH, United Kingdom•
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