Royal Legacy & Ancient Wonders Walk

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Here is a tour of Winchester's best-known landmarks, from its cathedral to its great hall, covering the royal past and side streets and riverside paths.

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Winchester Cathedral (West Front & Cathedral Green)This magnificent cathedral, one of Europe's largest, stands as a testament to centuries of English history.

The ButtercrossAn exquisite medieval market cross, the Buttercross has been the bustling heart of Winchester's trade for over 600 years.

Winchester City MillA National Trust working watermill, the City Mill offers a glimpse into a bygone era.

Wolvesey Castle (Old Bishop's Palace)Explore the impressive ruins of Wolvesey Castle, once a grand palace for the powerful Bishops of Winchester.

Winchester CollegeFounded in 1382, Winchester College is one of England's oldest and most prestigious public schools.

The Great Hall (Winchester Castle)Step into the Great Hall, the sole remaining part of Winchester Castle, and gaze upon the legendary King Arthur's Round Table.

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Distância3 km

Caminhada≈ 43 min

Corrida≈ 19 min

Subida↑ 26 m

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Uma rota circular de 3 km saindo de Winchester para caminhar, correr ou pedalar, com 26 m de subida.

Altimetria↑ 26 m no total

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PartidaWinchester Cathedral (West Front & Cathedral Green), 9 The Close, Winchester SO23 9LSAbrir a partida no Maps →

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