St Michael and All Angels' Church

• Stained glass with Pre-Raphaelite associations, including the east window by Edward Burne-Jones and south transept glass by Morris and Co., plus Clayton and Bell glass in the north transept.
• Lord Leighton's reredos fresco of 1864, along with wall paintings by Pollen.
• Architectural detail worth pausing over: carved angels, Purbeck shafts and a carved timber and iron screen.

Alice Hargreaves, née Liddell, worshipped here, and her grave lies outside, to the south of the church. She is remembered as the Alice associated with the Wonderland stories, though it is fair to treat that as a historical association rather than a neat one to one match with everything in the books. Allow a few quiet minutes in the churchyard rather than treating it as a quick photo stop.

The church sits on a mound in Lyndhurst, in the New Forest. A 2011 excavation here found evidence of medieval religious activity and a 12th century settlement, and the same work concluded that the mound is a natural feature rather than a man made one, despite long standing local belief.