The life of Jane Austen was extraordinary, and 250 years later we can walk in her footsteps and visit places Jane Austen lived or visited in her short but remarkable life.

From Jane Austen’s birth to her death we have travelled to many of the places we know she lived and visited starting in Steventon her birth village, to the glamorous Georgian City of Bath where were fortunes were mixed and unsettling for the 6 years she lived there.
We follow her to Southampton where her brother Francis gave her a home, and then back to her beloved Hampshire and Chawton Cottage her final proper home. Along the way, we tell many stories of Jane Austen that give us a picture of her life, and how the luck of her brother Edward Austen Knight being adopted by the rich Knight family, enabled him to provide a home for Jane and to provide her with inspiration to write in part thanks to Edward and his Chawton House estate. We see out her final days in Winchester, follow the route her coffin took to Winchester Cathedral and visit the grave of Jane Austen to complete our final footsteps in her past. Jane Austen was arguably one of the best English novelists of her time we hope our video will give you further insight into her life.

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Chapters:-
0:00 Intro
0:33 Steventon Birth Village
4:19 Steventon Telephone Library
5:53 Deane Hampshire
7:35 Georgian Bath
8:05 1 The Paragon 1797
8:29 13 Queen Square 1799
9:40 4 Sydney Place
10:09 Sydney Gardens
11:07 The Gravel Walk
11:55 Royal Crescent
12:14 Assembly Rooms
12:34 3 Green Park Buildings
13:24 St Swithin’s Church
13:55 25 Gay Street
14:45 Trim Street
15:30 Southampton
15:49 2 Castle Square
17:14 Dolphin Hotel
17:45 Chawton Cottage
20:00 Winchester
20:23 8 College St
20:55 Funeral Route
21:48 Jane Austen Grave

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27 Comments

  1. The stained glass, and the decorative inscription in the church all post-date Jane by many years, being mid to late Victorian.

  2. I've been to south Hampton and saw the jane Austin plaque. And I've also been to bath beautiful places .. 🙂🥰❤❤❤

  3. Jane Austen is ever present in my county of Hampshire (as is Colin Firth 😁) She features in at least two of my videos Chawton and Winchester.

  4. What a wonderful and informative tour of the lives of these people. We have such a rich heritage.

  5. 6:44 That house looks like the one used in the original (1980's) version of Pride and Prejudice, as Longbourne. Is it by any chance?

  6. Thank you once again. This tour is so well researched and put together it's just so relaxing and inspiring at the same time. Take care =-)

  7. Really love your English touring videos. I love your use of music and camera work and your voice is lovely as narrator. My sister and mother and I did our own tour of the key places Jane lived back in 1998. So nice to relive the tour with your help! Lovely thank you!

  8. With magical countrysides like this. It explains where a lot of English writers get their ideas from.

  9. Thank you for this video as it is very unlikely I will think of travelling in the near future. Appreciate all videos of Jane Austen and her family and friends.

  10. this was such a beautiful and heartbreaking video on the life of jane austen. it's such a shame that she was recognized for her works after her death but nonetheless, i'm glad that her works are still appreciated by many till now.

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  12. Really interesting video!!! Love this chance to know more about an exceptional writter as Jane Austen. Congratulations for your amazing job!!

  13. Hey thank you so much for these videos. I wonder if you have a connection between Türkiye? Cuz there are some translations on video names☺️

  14. Beautiful video and so respectful. It is so lovely to see these beautiful places where we live.

  15. These are great documentaries and even it beat the professional documentary makers.

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