Farnborough is an aviation town in Rushmoor, home to the Farnborough Air Sciences Trust museum and the airfield where the air show is held.
A volunteer-run museum of aviation and air sciences, in the Trenchard House building on Farnborough Road. Visitors can see aviation displays, and the museum is close to Farnborough Airport.
Photo: David Bremner, CC BY-SA 2.0A 57-hectare green space in Farnborough, split into east and west sides and crossed by the Cove Brook. The east side has an accessible playground, a café and a field centre, and the west side has a 2.4km formal circular route.
Photo: Colin Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0A museum on Queens Avenue in Aldershot covering the history of the British Army and the town's military past. Families can complete a set of missions around the galleries, aimed at ages 7 and over.
Photo of Fleet: Colin Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0A country park near Hartland Village with free parking, benches and picnic tables, a play area, a children's cycle track, ponds and woodland. It is popular with local families.
Photo of Fleet: Colin Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0Hampshire's largest freshwater lake, managed by Hart District Council with the Fleet Pond Society. The nature reserve covers 141 acres of heath, woodland and water, with signposted walks, viewing platforms and a picnic area.
A 55-acre nature reserve on the Aldershot and Farnham border, and the source of the River Blackwater. Woodland, heath, meadow and bog are crossed by a network of paths, and volunteers help manage the reserve.
Rushmoor Borough Council's free festive day in Farnborough town centre, with a market of over 50 stalls along Queensmead and family activities from a Father Christmas grotto to donkeys and birds of prey. More than 100 performers play across two stages.
Rushmoor Borough Council's afternoon of festive stalls, street food and family activities across Aldershot town centre, ending with the Christmas lights switch-on and fireworks in Princes Gardens. Father Christmas has a new grotto this year.
A volunteer-run museum of aviation and air sciences, in the Trenchard House building on Farnborough Road. Visitors can see aviation displays, and the museum is close to Farnborough Airport.
Photo: David Bremner, CC BY-SA 2.0A 57-hectare green space in Farnborough, split into east and west sides and crossed by the Cove Brook. The east side has an accessible playground, a café and a field centre, and the west side has a 2.4km formal circular route.
Photo: Colin Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0A museum on Queens Avenue in Aldershot covering the history of the British Army and the town's military past. Families can complete a set of missions around the galleries, aimed at ages 7 and over.
A volunteer-run museum of aviation and air sciences, in the Trenchard House building on Farnborough Road. Visitors can see aviation displays, and the museum is close to Farnborough Airport.
Photo: David Bremner, CC BY-SA 2.0A 57-hectare green space in Farnborough, split into east and west sides and crossed by the Cove Brook. The east side has an accessible playground, a café and a field centre, and the west side has a 2.4km formal circular route.
Photo of Fleet: Colin Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0A country park near Hartland Village with free parking, benches and picnic tables, a play area, a children's cycle track, ponds and woodland. It is popular with local families.
Photo of Fleet: Colin Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0Hampshire's largest freshwater lake, managed by Hart District Council with the Fleet Pond Society. The nature reserve covers 141 acres of heath, woodland and water, with signposted walks, viewing platforms and a picnic area.
A 55-acre nature reserve on the Aldershot and Farnham border, and the source of the River Blackwater. Woodland, heath, meadow and bog are crossed by a network of paths, and volunteers help manage the reserve.
Photo: Alan Hunt, CC BY-SA 2.0An outdoor pool on Guildford Road in Aldershot, with a classic pool, three flumes, a diving board, a toddler pool and a sandpit. Picnics are allowed, and the grounds have basketball courts.
A large park in Aldershot with an extensive children's play area split into zones for different ages, a fishing lake and sports pitches. The Blackwater Valley River Path runs along its eastern end.
