The Old Fishing Village of Emsworth
Emsworth, an old fishing village located in the far east of Hampshire is named after the River Ems, that flows into Slipper millpond. This fishing village is popular with naturalists, artists, sailors and amazing waterside views, making it a great place to visit. Across the whole village, you will find Georgian houses, narrow streets, walled gardens and a popular mill pond, reflecting the history of the town and its fishing heritage. Be captivated by the town’s architectural beauty and old world charm, browse and stroll across the streets and visit top rated restaurants, food shops and interesting antique shops.
Filled with interesting antique shops, unique boutiques and independent store that caters both locals and visitors, this village offers a great shopping experience. It also houses a great selection local pubs, fine restaurants and cafes serving great seafood, fresh local produce and delicious dishes, making it one of Hampshire’s great foodie destinations you can visit.
Things to See and Do in Emsworth
As a village steeped with history and fishing heritage, one of the best thing to do in Emsworth is to explore the whole village and check out the wonderful architectures it houses. Discover and feel the culture of the by visit The Emsworth Museum. The place where you will learn the whole town’s history, depicting its busy commercial centre, farming livelihood and the bustling fishing port. Board the Solar Heritage, a solar powered catamaran and experience the beauty of Chichester Harbour Area. The pleasure boating that has become one the most popular attractions of the entire town. You can also experience the Cafe Cruises the village offers, check out and board the picnic boats they offer and feel the breeze while enjoying the company of your friends or family. This is a village that offers fresh seafood, great shopping experience and a great range of sights and attractions, making it a village that offers a wonderful travel experience.

