This panorama shows the small, narrow, pedestrianised road that descends down a hill from the bottom of the High Street in Lymington to Quay Street. It is a charming little cobbled road, lined with small boutique style shops, far removed from the general chain stores that line most high streets today.

Hill to Quay Street - Lymington visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Hill to Quay Street' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Hampshire.

The narrow road descending the hill to Quay Street in Lymington is full of old village charm. It is quite a narrow road, lined with small shops painted various colours. A delight to spend time browsing and walking along, the street links the High Street of Lymington with the Old Town Quay, and gets quite busy during the summer months.

Lymington just outside the southern edge of the New Forest in Hampshire, on the coast facing the Isle of Wight. It is about miles east of Bournemouth and 12 miles east of Christchurch on the A337. From Lyndhurst take the A337 10 miles south. From Southampton, follow the A35 first to Lyndhurst and then the A337 as above.