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Getting Here

National Rail
Train times, schedules and ticket prices.

The Train Line
A user friendly guide to UK train schedules.

Museums

Jane Austen's House Museum
Jane Austen's House Museum in Chawton, Hampshire, is the only house where Jane lived and wrote that is open to the public.

Chawton House Library
Grand house once belonging to Edward Austen-Knight.

Highclere Castle
Often referred to as Downton Abbey. Check for ticket availability.

Good Food & Accommodation

The White Hart, Overton
A classic coaching inn.

The Carnarvon Arms, Highclere
Preferred lunch venue for Highclere Castle.

Heckfield Place
Fabulous country house hotel in outstanding setting.

Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire
Exceptional luxury and splendour in a classic Georgian country house.

Tylney Hall
Grand style and comfort in historic and rural surroundings.

Audleys Wood
A rural Victorian Gentleman's House convenient for Basingstoke.

The Barn at North Lodge
Rustic, luxury B&B in the South Downs National Park.

Our Top Jane Austen Blogs

AustenProse
Since 2007, Austenprose has grown to become a popular destination for Jane Austen fans, historical book readers, and period drama viewers on the Internet.

Jane Austen's World
This Jane Austen blog brings Jane Austen, her novels, and the Regency Period alive through food, dress, social customs, and other 19th C. historical details related to this topic.

Austenesque Reviews
Austenesque Reviews was founded in 2009 as a blog devoted to the reading and reviewing of Austenesque novels.

My Jane Austen Book Club
A friendly meeting place to read and discuss anything Austen...

Jane Austen Variations
Welcome to Austen Variations! We’re a group of writers of Austen-inspired fiction who love to interact with readers about our stories and to share our experiences and love of Jane Austen.

Jane Austen in Vermont
Random Musings of a Janeite.

Jane Austen's London
This blog exists to share my passion for everything to do with late Georgian and Regency London – the London of Jane Austen.