A circular walk from Shawford Down via St Catherine's Down to Winchester College for a visit as part of the National Garden Scheme (entry £10). The gardens include the main quad with herb garden; herbaceous borders and splendid climbing hydrangea; War Cloister designed by Herbert Baker; Bethesda a soft cottage style garden; Meads a stunning walled cricket ground surrounded by magnificent plane trees; and the Warden’s Garden with Regency border, chalk stream and wilder woodland area. Light refreshments in the Warden's Garden. Refreshments in aid of Winchester College. Then walk to The Medieval Hospital of St Cross nestling in water meadows beside the River Itchen which is one of England's oldest almshouses. The tranquil, walled Master's Garden, created in the late C17 by Bishop Compton, now contains colourful herbaceous borders, old-fashioned roses, interesting trees and a large fish pond. The plant beds in the Compton Garden were repositioned and replanted in 2023. Light refreshments in the Hundred Men's Hall in the Outer Quadrangle. Refreshments in aid of The Hospital of St Cross. Then via Oliver's Battery and Compton to Shawford Down.