• The Arc - The Winchester Library is currently showcasing a statue of Licoricia of Winchester, a significant historical figure in the city’s past. There will be a brief stop to discuss her remarkable story.
• Winchester Cathedral - Renowned as one of England’s most magnificent Gothic cathedrals, the discussion will cover its modest beginnings in the Anglo-Saxon era to the splendid structure seen today.
• Winchester College - Ranked among the top 5 colleges in the UK, this iconic city building is located near the house where Jane Austen passed away in Winchester.
• Wolvesey Castle - Although now in ruins, this site was once the bishop of Winchester’s palace and the location where Queen Mary and Philip II of Spain had breakfast during their wedding.
• Guildhall Winchester - The Winchester Guildhall serves as the entrance to the King Alfred Statue, honoring the esteemed Anglo-Saxon King of Winchester and Wessex.

• Gratuities

• Lunch
• Private transportation

Join historian Dr. Lillian Cespedes Gonzalez* for an enlightening walk through Winchester, where she pursued her history studies from undergraduate to PhD. Expect in-depth historical insights and a local perspective that highlights Winchester’s charming and memorable character.

Discover the legends surrounding some of Winchester’s most iconic sites. Meet notable figures like Licoricia of Winchester and learn about the many bishops who contributed to the city’s esteemed reputation. Additionally, explore the Anglo-Saxon era by tracing the steps of King Alfred of Wessex.

Visiting the ancient capital of the kingdom with a medieval historian is a rare opportunity!

While Lillian leads most tours, the team has expanded since 2021. The rest of the team, trained by her, consists of historians, teachers, or history students from the University of Winchester. Check out our reviews!

• Winchester is a very hilly city so if you struggle with hills, it is not recommended

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.