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The Medieval Mizmaze of Breamore, Hampshire

On a hill with views stretching far over the hills and fields of Hampshire and Wiltshire is the Breamore Mizmaze. A designated scheduled monument that is one of eight surviving medieval turf mazes in England. And one of only two surviving mizmazes. With an Elizabethan Manor and Countryside Museum nearby, Breamore makes for a perfect afternoon family outing.

A History of the Breamore Mizmaze

A Brief History of Labyrinths and Mizmazes

Getting to the Breamore Mizmaze

VISITING BREAMORE MIZMAZE

Breamore village is close to the Hampshire-Wiltshire border, on the A338 that runs between Salisbury and Bournemouth. You can locate the exact position on our Interactive Map of Archaeology & History Sites and Museums in England. Once you have located the mizmaze, you can then search for other sites nearby.

Opening Hours

It is open every day, all year round.

Ticket Prices

There are no charges for visiting or parking.

Facilities

There are no facilities on site, but Breamore House has a cafe.

Archaeology Travel Writer

Sarah Nash

Sarah has a Bachelors degree in Philosophy and a Masters degree in Archaeology. Besides an interest in archaeology and history, Sarah is also a travel obsessed bookworm. Given her aim to get her children to be equally interested in history and travel, Sarah started our History with Kids series of articles. Sarah has also written about places and museums to visit in Salisbury and London.

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