Winchester, a city with a rich history and culture, is a place full of stories!

Located in Hampshire, England, about 110 km from London, Winchester is a city with a rich history and culture. Winchester has been inhabited since prehistoric times and was an ancient bishop's city and the capital of the Saxon kingdom. During the Roman period, Winchester was known as "Venta Belgarum," meaning "market" or "a place where the Belgians gather." In the second half of the second century, Winchester gradually became an important city. Here is a detailed guide I have put together. If you find it helpful, please follow me! Attractions - Winchester Cathedral: A famous Gothic cathedral, known for its appearance in "The Da Vinci Code" and the burial of Jane Austen. It features exquisite wooden ceilings and magnificent stained glass windows. Tickets: Adults £10-15, student annual pass £6.5.  - Winchester Castle: Built in 1067, only the hall remains, with the Winchester History Museum and King Arthur's Round Table inside. Tickets: £5-10.  - St. Cross Monastery: Experience the tranquil life of medieval monks. Some areas are open for free, and a small fee of £3-5 may be required to visit specific exhibitions.  - Queen Mary's Garden: A great place to relax with a variety of flowers, open for free. Food - English Afternoon Tea: Available in some traditional tea houses or hotels in Winchester, including tea, sandwiches, scones, and pastries, costing £15-30 per person. - Fish and Chips: A common local dish, costing £8-15 per serving. - Roast Pork Ribs: A signature dish at Turtle Bay, a Caribbean restaurant chain in the UK, costing £12-20. - Nepalese Cuisine: Such as curry dumplings, roast lamb, and garlic naan, costing £15-25 per person. Notes - Transportation: Winchester is easily accessible, with express trains from London Waterloo to Winchester taking 40 minutes, and from Southampton taking only 15 minutes. You can walk or take a bus in the city, and parking costs about £7 for every 4 hours. - Shopping: Bargaining is usually not accepted when shopping in the UK. For purchases over £50, you can ask the merchant for a tax refund form and get a tax refund at the airport when leaving the UK. - Visiting Rules: When visiting museums, churches, and other places, flash photography is prohibited, and do not wear revealing clothing when entering churches.