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Sights and landmarks in Eastleigh

6 sights worth seeing in Eastleigh: landmarks, galleries, monuments and viewpoints.

Ranked with the travel guide's picks and well-known places first.

Sights and landmarks in Eastleigh

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    Eastleigh Museum

    The museum contains information about how Eastleigh became a railway town and the history of the railway in Eastleigh.

    Mon–Fri 10AM–4PM, Sat 10AM–2PM

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    Marwell Zoological Park

    The park has over 200 rare and endangered species of animals. The Marwell Preservation Trust is dedicated to conservation and increased knowledge of all living creatures. Marwell Hall is located here.

    Apr-Oct: daily 10AM–6PM; Nov-Mar: daily 10AM–4PM; last admission 90 minutes before close; closed Dec 25th£11.50 adult; £9.50 senior or student; £8 child

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    St Mary's Church

    John "Bilious" Bale, a medieval rector, writer and playwright once preached his infamous sermons here. Samuel Sewall, a judge in the Salem Witch Trials, was baptised here. The church was named after an demolished in the 19th century, this site now has some old ruins and a graveyard. Inside the church is a large pipe organ.

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    Charlotte Mary Yonge Statue

    also known as the Charlotte Yonge Statue

    A statue of the novelist who named Eastleigh.

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    Shears Mill

    The Mill

    Old water mill turned museum.

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    The Railwayman Statue

    A statue celebrating Eastleigh's railway history.

Listings from the Wikivoyage guide to Eastleigh (CC BY-SA 4.0).