Across the Winchester district you'll find a rich tapestry of market towns, each with unique charm and historical significance.

Alresford is celebrated for its Georgian architecture and the Watercress Line, a heritage railway that harks back to the town's agricultural roots. The town's market, held weekly, is a focal point for the community, showcasing local produce and crafts. The annual Watercress Festival is a highlight, celebrating the town’s history as a major watercress producer with food stalls, entertainment, and a lively atmosphere.

Bishop’s Waltham offers a unique blend of historical and contemporary attractions. Its high street, lined with independent shops and cafes, thrives on the weekly markets that bring fresh produce and artisanal goods to locals and visitors alike. The town’s heritage is encapsulated in the ruins of Bishop’s Waltham Palace, a medieval bishop's residence that adds a historical depth to the town's modern-day vibrancy.

Wickham is notable for its expansive medieval square, one of the largest in England, which serves as the venue for its regular farmers' markets. These markets are a cornerstone of the community, providing a space for local farmers and artisans to sell their goods. The town’s historic church and well-preserved architecture offer a window into its past, while its active community life ensures a dynamic present.