Background information on the town- The rather dormant town of Ringwood - Hampshire with its estimated population of 12 567 inhabitants, lies nestled in the New Forest district in south eastern region of England in Sovereign State of the United Kingdom.
Evidence exists to the extent that the town was founded somewhere in 955 AD as Rimucwude.
Market days- Wednesday is market day in Ringwood.
A wonderful weekly event, dating as far back as King Henry III who granted Lord of the Manor right to hold a market in the area on Wednesday in the year 1226.
It seems like the more things chance the more they stay the same.
The list of fresh produce, meats, sweet and pastries are almost endless with something to fall within everyone's taste.
Fishing- Fishing enthusiast will love an expedition to the towns' famous River Avon or any of the regions surrounding lakes.
Fishing permits can be obtained from angling and tackling centres in West Street.
Nature lovers- The Poulner Lake is an absolute must-see for any nature lover.
The meadow flowers and wildlife will sweep you off your feet while picnicking or strolling on the various footpaths in the region.
Many footpaths and nature trails are available in Ringwood especially in New Forest and surrounding areas.
The Avon Valley Footpath linking Christchurch with Salisbury is an astonishing 34 miles long, making it the essential site-see adventure for every visitor to the region.
Festivals- A range of exciting festivals are held in Ringwood throughout the year.
Food lover and critics alike will thoroughly enjoy the roaming Hampshire Food Festival which makes its way to the town during the month of July.
Another fantastic July Festival is the Ringwood Festival, with tons of fun to be had no matter what your age.
Charity and market stalls as well as local music celebrations are rive at the festival.