3 Best Landmarks in Basingstoke Deane, UK

I've never been to this venue before and found the route off the M3 very easy to follow and signage to the carpark. It was a short walk with an efficient working lift to the main entrance. Ticket checking and acknowledgement were straightforward, and the seating was comfortable and easy accessed. Will definitely visit again. Thank you for a very positive, enjoyable evening.

A wonderful evening, and reasonably priced tickets to. Lots of different events available. Drink are very expensive but that's normal for these places. Would deffo go again. Toilets and general areas was clean. It's wheelchair accessible and parking is easy with a multistory near by.

Such a great place. Saw Mark Morriss play there and it was a perfect venue. The main thing that stood out to me was how flipping nice the staff were. It was refreshing. Good job!!!!

Highly recommend a visit here! Firstly when you consider that your ticket price gains you entry for the next 12 months it really is excellent value. The museum itself isn’t huge, you can spend a couple of hours max here. Interactive elements really make it! Visit the pub or use your ration card to get some sweets weighed out in the shop. Purchase some old pennies and enjoy the Victorian pier and play old fashion games. We particularly enjoyed this but I will say there was a lot that were out of order today unfortunately. The thing we enjoyed most at our visit this half term was the detective trail, taking you all around the museum solving clues and ticking off suspects until you got to the theif! Very nicely done and my son loved it. Not super busy either, especially for a school holiday. The shop at exit has some novel items in and lots of well themed old fashioned bits and bobs. Every person we came across working here today was extremely friendly and helpful! Liked their themed outfits!

A real gem. Hands on, so great for kids. We spent 2½ hours in the museum. Our grandchildren 10 and 12 loved it, we found it very educational for them. We had a light lunch in the cafe which we can recommend. All of the staff were friendly and helpful throughout. Free parking, and plenty of it. Milestones often have extra attractions running in school holidays.

Great museum with plenty to see. From a modern exterior, you walk into a piece of history. You can have an audio guide to find out more about the exhibits. There were a lot of people in costume walking around and explaining everything. The sweet shop lady and the barman were very friendly, in fact all the staff gave a friendly smile. You can purchase a ration book and get your choice of ration sweets from the sweet shop, a really nice touch. There are lots of vehicles from fire engines, trams, cars etc. Several places to eat, the garden pavilion or rooftop cafe. There is also a 1940s pub. Wander around the shops fully of memorabilia, take a walk along the pier complete with penny arcade machines... you can exchange modern money for old pennies. They teddy bear museum was very cute. There are also costumes for you to try on as you walk around and get the perfect selfie. A very enjoyable place to visit, made extra special thanks to the staff.