Pilgrims Hall

It is the remains of the medieval deanery and an enchanting half-timbered corner that incorporates the thirteenth century Pilgrim's Hall. Notwithstanding filling in as a place for feasting and refreshment, the structure additionally filled in as stables. It merits going to for its awe inspiring thirteenth century pound pillar rooftop.

Likewise worth going by adjacent is 26/27 College Street, once a habitation for James II. Christopher Wren fabricated this structure and in addition a home in neighboring Kingsgate Street. School Street hurries to the primary passage of Winchester College past number 8, the house where Jane Austen kicked the bucket.