Visit Jane Austen’s House in the Hampshire village of Chawton and discover the world’s best loved novelist. It was in this picturesque cottage that Jane Austen’s genius flourished and where she wrote, revised, and had published all six of her treasured novels, including the timeless Pride and Prejudice.
Today visitors can step back in time to 1816 and follow in Jane’s footsteps, exploring the home and garden that Jane knew and loved, uncovering the story of her life and times, and getting up-close to objects from the museum’s unparalleled Austen collection, including Jane’s letters, jewellery and the little table at which she wrote her much loved novels.
All ticket must be pre-booked.
Adults – £10
Seniors – £9
Young People (17-26) – £7.50
Disabled (carer free) – £7.50
NHS Workers – £5
Job Seekers – £5
Children (6-16, under 6s free) – £5
Families (2 adults and up to 3 children) – £25
Families (1 adult and up to 3 children) – £15
Art Fund Members – £5
For group bookings, visit https://janeaustens.house/visit/groups/
All tickets must be pre-booked.
We are open Wednesday – Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays, from 10am – 4.30pm.
You are required to wear a face covering (we have disposable face masks available if you forget yours) and we have put in place a range of measures to help you feel safe and comfortable during your visit.
Please note: All tickets must be pre-booked, including annual pass holders.
Road:
From London / NE: A3 / A31 via Guildford / Farnham. Chawton is clearly signposted from A31 / A32 roundabout near Alton.
From SW: follow the A31 from Winchester towards Alton. Follow the brown tourist signs to Jane Austen’s House.
Public transport:
Trains run regularly from London Waterloo to Alton Station, 2 miles from the museum.
No 64 bus from Winchester bus station to Chawton.
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