Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Roo are household names thanks to A A Milne’s beloved childhood tales.
Now you can take an inside look at the birthplace of the bear – and explore the famous Hundred Acre Wood in real life.
Pooh Corner Hartfield, located in Ashdown Forest, has a tea room, gift shop and museum in East Sussex.
Tania Alexis, a Winnie the Pooh fan, shared her visit to the woods on social media.
She posted a video on her TikTok account @taniaalexispomroy detailing all the activities on offer.
She said: ‘Have you ever wanted to visit the real-life 100 Acre Woods? If so, you can actually go.’
Tania added: ‘There is so much to do there. We started off in the tea room where I ordered hot chocolate and teddy bear toast.
‘Both were adorable and so delicious.
Pooh Corner Hartfield, located in Ashdown Forest, has a tea room, gift shop and museum in East Sussex
Tania Alexis, a Winnie the Pooh fan, shared her visit to the woods on social media
‘Afterwards we had a browse in the museum where they had a lot of the original memorabilia.
‘And then of course, a look in the gift shop, because I can’t leave without taking one of two trinkets home.’
Tania then headed for a walk towards Pooh Bridge.
She said she stopped along the way to find Piglet’s house and pick up sticks for a classic game of Poohsticks on the bridge – where players drop sticks from one side of a bridge into moving water and race to the other side to see whose stick emerges first.
Tania said: ‘If you’re ever near, I definitely recommend a visit.’
Fans were quick to take to the comments to share their excitement about the destination.
One viewer wrote: ‘Winnie the Pooh is my special interest I’ve been so many times ahah!’
A second added: ‘I love this place so many memoriesss.’
Tania said she stopped during her walk to pick up sticks for a classic game of Poohsticks on the bridge
Meanwhile, a third chimed in: ‘I’ve been wanting to go here for the longest! I’ll have to make it a summer must.’
Tania’s not the first to enjoy this family-friendly day out.
Another TikToker, @kaceyella, also shared her visit in a video.
She wrote that she made her boyfriend drive four hours to see the forest.
