Emsworth Map

Emsworth map, view the Hampshire town of Emsworth, located in the county of Hampshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Emsworth Hampshire & Guide to the Town

Emsworth Map Hampshire: Interactive map of Emsworth, displaying the town situated in the county of Hampshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls to display a detailed street map of Emsworth and a Emsworth town centre map, showing the Emsworth Railway Station.

Other facilities in Emsworth, some of which may also be visible on the map are The Blue Bell Inn, The Coal Exchange, Driftwood Café, Treagust Butchers, Heidi's Swiss Patisserie, Tesco Express, Co-op Food, Bookends, Emsworth Library, The Crown Hotel, The Greenhouse Café, The King's Arms, Harbour Dental Practice, The Brookfield Hotel, St James Church, The Gooseberry Bush, Wilf's Emporium, The Deck Café, Pear Tree Interiors, Victorian Emporium, The Little Vintage Shop, The Old Pharmacy, The Fisherman's, The Emsworth Brewhouse, Mother Kelly's, Age UK, Emsworth Delicatessen, Fig Tree Antiques, Lloyds Pharmacy, Yew Tree House Dental, The Emsworth Cookery School, Emsworth Sports & Social Club, Emsworth Gallery, Bridge Road Barbers, The Sail Loft, Thai Barn, Brasserie Blanc, Red Card Café, St Thomas à Becket Church, Emsworth Doctors Surgery, Amanda's Flowers.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Southbourne, Westbourne, Hermitage, Nutbourne, Chidham, Bosham, Prinsted, Hambrook, Fishbourne, Langstone, Havant, Warblington, Bedhampton, Hayling Island, Leigh Park, Rowlands Castle, Denvilles, Eastoke, South Hayling, Langstone Harbour, Langstone Village, West Leigh, East Leigh, Northney, Emsworth Common, Aldsworth, West Marden, East Marden, Compton, Funtington, Racton, Forestside, Woodmancote, West Ashling, East Ashling, Dell Quay, Chichester, Drayton, New Brighton, Thorney Island.

Emsworth is a charming coastal town tucked right in the southeast corner of Hampshire, hugging the edge of Chichester Harbour. It's the sort of place that feels like it's in no rush—boats bobbing in the marina, seagulls wheeling overhead, and locals going about their day with a smile and a wave. With its mix of Georgian and Victorian buildings, narrow streets and waterside views, Emsworth has a proper old-world character that's never forced or overdone.

The town has a long and proud history, once known for shipbuilding, oyster fishing and milling. Back in the 19th century, Emsworth's oysters were a prized delicacy, regularly served in London's finest establishments. The trade faded after a few public health mishaps, but the town kept its maritime roots alive. You can still see hints of its past in the old millponds, boatyards and quay areas. It's always been a place where the sea shaped daily life, and that atmosphere still lingers.

For a relatively small town, Emsworth has a lot going on. The high street is packed with independent shops, cosy cafés, and proper pubs. You'll find everything from butchers and bakeries to art galleries and antique shops. There's a monthly market, a handful of local churches, and scenic walks along the harbour and through the surrounding countryside. The town also plays host to community events and food festivals, which pull in visitors from across the region. The millpond is a favourite spot for a stroll, with ducks to feed and views across the water.

In the wider Hampshire area, you've got no shortage of things to do. Chichester's just up the road for a bit of culture, shopping and its cathedral. The South Downs National Park offers plenty of walks, cycle routes and picnic spots. If you're after some sea air, places like Hayling Island, Southsea or even Portsmouth's historic dockyard are all within easy reach. Hampshire's a county that's happy to mix coast, countryside and city life in one neat bundle.

Emsworth is well connected for its size. The train station links you directly to Portsmouth, Chichester, and London Victoria if you're heading up to town. The A27 is just around the corner, giving you a fast route across the south coast. There are good bus links too, and if you need to catch a flight, Southampton Airport is just over half an hour away by car, while Gatwick's not much further if you're heading somewhere further afield.

Hampshire itself is a bit of an all-rounder. It's got historical sites, green rolling hills, bustling towns and peaceful villages - all within easy driving distance of each other. There's a strong sense of identity without it feeling overly showy. Whether you're into heritage, hiking or just sitting in a sunny beer garden, Hampshire tends to deliver without making a big song and dance about it.

Some More Nearby Places: Southbourne, Westbourne, Hermitage, Nutbourne, Chidham, Bosham, Prinsted, Hambrook, Fishbourne, Langstone, Havant, Warblington, Bedhampton, Hayling Island, Leigh Park, Rowlands Castle, Denvilles, Eastoke, South Hayling, Langstone Harbour, Langstone Village, West Leigh, East Leigh, Northney, Emsworth Common, Aldsworth, West Marden, East Marden, Compton, Funtington, Racton, Forestside, Woodmancote, West Ashling, East Ashling, Dell Quay, Chichester, Drayton, New Brighton, Thorney Island.

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