Look out for David Kemp's Hampshire Hog near the Westgate and Antony Gormley's Sound II in the cathedral crypt on this self-guided walk which highlights the city's public arts, crafts and galleries.
Eye-openers arts and crafts trail
www.visitwinchester.co.uk/eye-openers-arts-and-crafts-trail
Discover Winchester's wealth of public art and the many accomplished artists working in the area
Download the Eye-openers arts and crafts trail above.
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