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Godshill Model Village

Tucked away in the heart of one of the Isle of Wight’s prettiest villages, Godshill Model Village is a charming, award-winning attraction that delights visitors of all ages. Set within beautifully landscaped gardens, this lovingly crafted miniature world captures the island’s heritage with remarkable detail, offering a nostalgic and enchanting journey through time.


Wander along winding pathways and discover meticulously built replicas of some of the Isle of Wight’s most recognisable landmarks, each recreated at one-tenth scale. From the timeless thatched cottages of Godshill to the elegant village scenes of Shanklin Old Village, every building, figure, and tiny landscape has been handcrafted with extraordinary care. The attention to detail is astonishing—look closely and you’ll notice tiny shop windows, hidden characters, miniature gardens, and scenes that tell their own playful stories.


The model village is set within two acres of stunning gardens, filled with manicured lawns, colourful shrubs, and mature trees that create a peaceful, almost magical atmosphere. As you explore, you’ll find yourself strolling through a living work of art, where horticulture and craftsmanship blend seamlessly to bring the miniature world to life.

Younger visitors will enjoy spotting the hidden figures and fun little moments tucked throughout the displays, while adults often find themselves charmed by the nostalgia and artistry behind each scene. Seasonal planting ensures that the gardens feel vibrant throughout the year, making every visit a little different.

A gift shop filled with local crafts, model village keepsakes, and charming souvenirs offers the perfect way to round off your visit. Outside, the postcard-perfect streets of Godshill—with its tearooms, shops, and historic church—provide an idyllic setting to continue your day.


Bus Routes

Route 2: Newport-Ryde via Shanklin

Route 3: Newport-Ryde via Ventnor


Opening Times

TBC 2026



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