Romsey, Market town in the United Kingdom
Romsey is a small market town nestled in the county of Hampshire, England.
Founded by the Saxons, Romsey has a rich history depicted in its ancient architecture.
The Romsey Festival, highlighting arts, culture, and heritage, takes place in the town every three years.
Visitors can access Romsey via the Romsey railway station or by taking the M27 and A3057 roads.
It is home to the Romsey Abbey, one of the finest examples of Norman architecture in southern England.
Location: Test Valley
Website: hantsweb.gov.uk/romseytowncouncil/index.html
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Romsey is a small market town nestled in the county of Hampshire, England.
Broadlands is a large English country house, located in Romsey, Hampshire.
Romsey Abbey is a large and impressive example of Norman architecture, which has been a place of worship for over 900 years.
Embley Park is a historic estate located in the village of Wellow.
The Sir Harold Hillier Gardens span over 180 acres of beautifully landscaped terrain.
Grove Place House Northcliffe School is an architectural marvel that once served as a hospital.
Toothill Fort is a circular earthwork located on a hilltop in Hampshire.
Sadler's Mill is a historic watermill situated near Romsey in Hampshire.
