The Swan Centre
Wells Place, Eastleigh
Eastleigh’s shopping centre, just around the corner: high-street shops, cafés and restaurants, a nine-screen Vue cinema and Hollywood Bowl.
- 2 min walk
- 0.1 mi

Shops and the park are on your doorstep, the station is a few minutes’ walk, and Winchester, Southampton and the New Forest are a short trip away. Here is our pick of places to visit during your stay.
17 places, nearest first
Wells Place, Eastleigh
Eastleigh’s shopping centre, just around the corner: high-street shops, cafés and restaurants, a nine-screen Vue cinema and Hollywood Bowl.
Leigh Road, Eastleigh
The town park, with lawns, paved paths, a children’s playground and its Victorian bandstand. A green spot for a morning walk or a picnic.
Southampton Road, Eastleigh
Direct trains to Southampton, Winchester and London Waterloo (about 1 hour 20 minutes), a short walk from your room.
Leigh Road, Eastleigh
An arts centre in Eastleigh’s old town hall, with theatre, dance, comedy, music and family shows through the year.
Wide Lane, Eastleigh
Lakes, wet meadows and nature trails on the edge of town, home to the Eastleigh Lakeside Steam Railway, a miniature steam train that gives rides.
Southampton Airport Parkway
Flying in or out? The airport has its own station, Southampton Airport Parkway, one stop from Eastleigh by train or a short taxi ride.
Bishopstoke
Quiet woodland above Bishopstoke, criss-crossed with tracks for walking, running and dog walks; lovely with bluebells in spring.
Allington Lane, West End
Around 440 acres of water meadows and ancient woodland along the River Itchen, with play trails for little ones and Go Ape’s treetop ropes course.
Southampton
The medieval Bargate and city walls, WestQuay shopping, the SeaCity Museum and its Titanic story, and the waterfront where the cruise ships dock.
Colden Common, near Winchester
A big parkland zoo with giraffes, rhinos, big cats and more, a great day out for families.
Botley Road, West End
Home of Hampshire Cricket and a venue for international matches; check the fixtures for a summer day of cricket.
Winchester
England’s ancient capital: the great cathedral, the Great Hall with King Arthur’s Round Table, and a charming high street, only 9 minutes by train.
Ampfield, near Romsey
A celebrated arboretum and gardens with trees and plants from around the world, beautiful in every season.
Abbey Hill, Netley
Romantic ruins of a 13th-century abbey, cared for by English Heritage and free to visit, near the shore of Southampton Water.
Ower, near Romsey
Family theme park and home of Peppa Pig World, with rides for every age and the dinosaur-filled Lost Kingdom.
Netley, Southampton
Parkland and woods on the shore of Southampton Water, with the chapel tower of the old military hospital and a miniature railway.
Lyndhurst, New Forest
A national park of heath and ancient woodland where ponies roam free, with village tea rooms and endless walking and cycling.
Travel times are approximate, from Wilmer House at 37 High Street; driving times allow for some traffic and train times are for direct services. Please check opening times and prices with each place before you go.
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