Gabber Kebabber

The Gabber Kebabber isn't your typical Hampshire landmark. It's the sort of thing that makes you do a double take when you stumble across it - a quirky, larger-than-life kebab stand that's become something of a talking point near Winchester. Part art installation, part genuine curiosity, it represents the kind of roadside oddity that British travel is made of.

This is really a stop for people who enjoy the unconventional. You're not going to spend hours here - more like ten minutes to have a laugh, take a photo, and wonder what on earth inspired its creation. It's the sort of thing that works brilliantly if you're exploring the Winchester area with kids who've had their fill of cathedral visits, or if you're after a bit of local colour between more traditional attractions.

The exact details on opening hours and admission aren't entirely clear, so it's worth checking ahead via the Boomtown Fair website before making the journey. Location-wise, you're well-positioned if you're staying at one of the nearby caravan sites - Winchester Morn Hill is less than a mile away, making it an easy diversion on a day out.

Honestly? It's a bit daft, but that's rather the point. Hampshire has plenty of serious heritage to explore, so sometimes you just need a landmark that doesn't take itself seriously at all. Don't expect profundity. Do expect a smile.