Very informative. I really recommend this place to everyone. Your ticket is valid for a year or you can get just a day ticket(as stated on the website). Lot's to see and do. Interactive displays for children, extremely educational. Lovely gardens, free parking, cafe etc

Really lovely day out - where possible in a listed building accsess is good but would suit ambulatory wheelchair users better than full time as some of the exhibition space in the house is up stairs - there is a computer with a video of the upstairs spaces , downstairs. Accessible toilet in the cafe & a modified toilet with more room and grab bar in the old house.

It was such a wonderful day out. There is so much to see, and there are some nice little extras for younger children as well. The house is quirky but full of history. Cafe was nice and great service from staff. Do not pay in the carpark as when you enter the house itself, you pop in your reg for free parking. But if you do end up paying for parking, they allow you to still add your reg to extend your stay, so not all bad. It took us 2 hours with a cafe stop first. Gardens are lovely as well and have little areas to explore. Highly recommend.

A wonderful place. A gem of a location with huge history. You will have to guess the link between the Antarctic and Selborne. Great cafe,excellent staff and they brew their own beer. Even better on the second visit. Brilliant 👏

A lovely house and gardens located in the heart of beautiful Selborne village and commemorating the work of 18th century naturalist, Gilbert White. The house is interesting and details the work of White and other explorers and naturalists. The gardens are extensive and quite easy to walk around, but not formal as they were designed to encourage and support the local insect and animal wildlife. There is also a nice cafeteria with inside and outside seating. Well worth a visit.