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Contact Info

28 Winchester Street
Whitchurch
Hampshire
RG28 7AL
Tel: +44 (0) 1256 892 065
Fax: +44 (0) 1256 893 882
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A gem of industrial heritage in beautiful, rural Hampshire, Whitchurch Silk Mill is a 19th century water mill that weaves English silk fabrics using 19th century machinery. The Mill is open to the public and is one of Hampshire's hidden gems.

Whether you're machine-mad, an admirer of silk fabrics, a child learning about the Victorians, or just looking for a delightful day out in Hampshire, Whitchurch Silk Mill has something for you.From the original mill wheel and Victorian machinery, fabulous fabrics on the looms, to a shop to indulge in silk products from the Mill, plus peaceful setting by the River Test, with tearoom for lunch and refreshments - this is a great day out for all.

Opening Times

2013 02/01/2013 - 24/12/2013

Day Opening Times
Monday Closed
Tuesday 10:30 - 17:00
Wednesday 10:30 - 17:00
Thursday 10:30 - 17:00
Friday 10:30 - 17:00
Saturday 10:30 - 17:00
Sunday 10:30 - 17:00

* Open Tuesday - Sunday 10.30 - 17.00

Open on Bank Holidays (except Christmas and New Year)

Events

Saturday, 6th July 2013 - Sunday, 7th July 2013

Sylvanian Families Shopping weekend
more info

Tickets information

Ticket TypeTicket Tariff*
Family Ticket£9.25 per ticket
Adult Ticket£4.00 per ticket
Seniors/Students Ticket£3.50 per ticket
Child Ticket£2.25 per ticket

Road Directions

From the A34 southbound (Newbury and Oxford)
Please note that the road from the A34 into Whitchurch is closed until further notice. Cars and motor bikes can follow diversion signs or drive on to the A303 junction. Larger vehicles should drive on to the A303 junction (Bullington roundabout) and rejoin the A34 northbound, following the instructions from the A303 given below.
• Leave the A34 12 miles south of Newbury for Whitchhurch
• After 4 miles, in the centre of Whitchurch, follow Winchester (A34).
• Whitchurch Silk Mill is on the right ¼ mile from the centre

From the A303
• Leave the A303 for the A34 (Newbury and Winchester)
• Take the A34 northbound (Newbury)
• After 4 miles leave the A34 for Whitchurch
• Whitchurch Silk Mill is on your left ¾ mile after leaving the A34.

From London and the M3
• Leave the M3 at Junction 8 (The South West and Andover)
• Take the A303 westbound (The South West and Andover)
• After 9 miles leave the A303 for the A34 (Newbury and Winchester)
• Take the A34 northbound (Newbury)
• After 4 miles leave the A34 for Whitchurch
• Whitchurch Silk Mill is on your left ¾ mile after leaving the A34.

From the south coast and the M3
• Leave the M3 at Junction 9 for the A34 northbound (Oxford and the Midlands)
• After 14 miles leave the A34 for Whitchurch
• Whitchurch Silk Mill is on your left ¾ mile after leaving the A34.

Public Transport Directions

By train - South West Trains
South West trains from Waterloo to Exeter, via Basingstoke and Salisbury.
Most trains stop at Whitchurch.
The Silk Mill is 15 minutes' walk from the station, just follow the brown pedestrian signs. There's a bus that brings you to a stop opposite the Mill.
• Turn left after the road to the station
• Turn right at the main road into Newbury Street
• Go down the hill to the centre of town, from where the Mill is signposted.

For further information on train times visit the South West Trains website
By bus - Stagecoach UK Bus
• Winchester 12 miles
• Basingstoke 14-20 miles
• Andover 7 miles

 Facilities

Provider Preferences

  • In town/city centre
  • Indoor Attraction
  • No Smoking Attraction
  • Some no smoking areas

Accessibility

  • Disabled Parking
  • Disabled persons toilet
  • No dogs (Guide dogs accepted)
  • Parking Areas for Disabled Visitors - In Gill Nethercott Centre
  • Wheelchair user accessible - ground floor and garden only. Stair lift and two steps to Tearoom.

Children & Infants

  • Babes in Arms
  • Baby changing
  • Children's Meals
  • Family Friendly, Children Welcome
  • Highchair(s) available

Parking & Transport

  • Coach parking
  • Free parking
  • Parking (free)
  • Railway station within 5 miles
  • Railway station within walking distance
  • Secure cycle parking

Catering

  • Catering for groups
  • Catering Provided
  • On-Site cafe/restaurant
  • Outdoor eating area
  • Picnic area
  • Picnic Site
  • Refreshments Available
  • Vegetarians catered for

Payment Methods

  • Approx length of visit - 2 hours
  • Blue Badge Guides admitted free
  • Can be packages by 3rd parties
  • Delta
  • Delta accepted
  • Maestro
  • Maestro Accepted
  • MasterCard
  • MasterCard accepted
  • Max group size - 50
  • Min group size - 10
  • Open by appointment outside normal opening times
  • Solo
  • Special group rates
  • TIC Staff Admitted Free
  • Visa
  • Visa accepted

Establishment Features

  • All weather attraction
  • Event Venue
  • Garden / Grounds for visitors use
  • Gay/Lesbian Friendly
  • Gift shop
  • Groups by arrangement
  • Groups welcome
  • Guided tours
  • Guided tours by arrangement
  • Marquee Space Available
  • Open all year round
  • Open on bank holidays
  • Special Opening for Groups by Arrangement
  • Team / Corporate Activities
  • Toilets

Specialist Features

  • Cyclists welcome
  • Educational Groups
  • Information Point

Tours and Demonstrations

  • Educational Visits Accepted
  • Guided Tours Available for Groups

Printed Material in Foreign Languages

  • Literature in Japanese

Travel & Trade

  • Group discounts available

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