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Attractions in Portsmouth

Portsmouth may be a small city (only around 14 square miles), but it's chock full of things to do. Whether you're after seaside strolls, military museums, tip-top theatres or something else altogether - with the wide variety of attractions in Portsmouth, we have you covered.

Being an island city we have a rich nautical history. In the 15th century, Portsmouth was seen as the first line of defence against European armies, and it was from Southsea Castle that Henry VIII watched the sinking of his beloved Mary Rose. She lay on the Solent bed for 437 years, before finally being brought back to dry land and is now the centrepiece of the Mary Rose Museum.

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is one of the city's main attractions for many visitors, not only to see HMS Victory but also the many other ships open to the public, including HMS Warrior 1860 and HMS Alliance.

Then, just a short stroll from Portsmouth Dockyard is Gunwharf Quays, a popular shopping outlet that also houses restaurants, bars, a cinema and bowling alley. Furthermore, standing tall above Gunwharf Quays is the Emirates Spinnaker Tower - a 170-metre landmark that has swiftly become an emblem of the city. On a clear day, visitors can see for up to 23 miles from its viewing platforms - or take on the glass floor, if the nerves hold!

Heading east from Gunwharf and the Historic Dockyard will take you back to Southsea Castle, and a number of other museums. Among them are the D-Day Museum (which recounts the famed Normandy landings of 1944), Portsmouth City Museum (which has a dedicated exhbition to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who worked as a doctor in the city when he wrote the first two Sherlock Holmes novels) and Cumberland House (Portsmouth's Natural History museum).

All this is just a tiny selection of the vast array of attractions in Portsmouth. It's all far too much to take on in an afternoon, and not bad at all for a 14-square mile island!

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Hilsea Lines

Portsmouth

An eighty-hectare site surrounding the fortifications of Hilsea Lines ancient monument, this popular walking spot includes woodland, meadows and fresh brackish lakes.
Wimbledon Park Sports Centre

Portsmouth

Multi-facility centre.
Exchange Exhibitions & Residencies

Portsmouth

Three artists complete a series of residencies, generating new artwork in response to the theme of Exchange and its potential meanings.
Rock Gardens

Portsmouth

Very attractive, sheltered gardens close to the seafront with a wide variety of interesting plants, waterfall and pools.
Eastney Swimming Pool

Portsmouth

Eastney swimming pool is a small 20m indoor community pool.
GoYachting

Portsmouth

GoYachting offers fully skippered sailing in the beautiful Solent waters on board a brand new Nautitech Open 46 Catamaran – Aquila.
Irving & Co. Brewery Tour

Portsmouth

Irving and Co welcomes visitors through its doors, to show how its popular beer is made.
Odeon Cinema

Portsmouth

Odeon is the largest cinema chain in the UK, with over one hundred cinemas nationwide.
Odeon entertains more people in the UK than any other cinema chain, accounting for nearly a third of all tickets sold in the UK.
Trailclues

Portsmouth

Solve the clues and discover the hidden side of Portsmouth.
Sea Juicer

Portsmouth

Chartering from Portsmouth, Sea-Juicer is available for full day, half day or evening fishing trips, catering for all types of anglers from total beginers to the most experienced.
Kelley's Hero Fishing Charters

Portsmouth

Whether you are an experienced angler, a novice angler, or maybe you would like to try sea fishing for the first time, then you have come to the right place.
Grosvenor G Casino Gunwharf Quays

Portsmouth

The new look casino features a private bar which offers live performances seven days a week from 8pm - 2am. Featuring its own in-house DJ and entertainer, guests can expect a range of entertainment in the form of rockaokes and gameshow style events.
Antiques Storehouse

Portsmouth

The Antiques Storehouse is housed within the newly refurbished Storehouse 9 at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. You will find many independent specialist items and a wide variety of antiques, collectables and artwork on display.
Sunsail Events

Portsmouth

Sunsail Events offers amazing corporate sailing days, team building activities and bareboat charters from its base in Port Solent Marina.
The Mystery of Nelson's Stolen Diamonds

Portsmouth

Discover tales of drunkenness, murder and treason as you hunt the historic streets and taverns of Old Portsmouth for a mysterious diamond thief in this self-guided smartphone treasure hunt (no download required).
Pirates and Princesses

Portsmouth

One of the largest indoor children's playgrounds on the south coast.

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Portchester Castle

Fareham

A Roman-Saxon shore fort with Norman additions. A near-perfect keep and Norman church within the walls.

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Vue Cinema

Portsmouth

Vue Portsmouth is a modern 14 screen multiplex situated in the Gunwharf Quays complex, Portsmouth.
Southsea Splash Pool

Portsmouth

The Southsea Splash pool is aimed at those with children aged 8 and under.
Royal Garrison Church

Portsmouth

Discover this beautiful church in Old Portsmouth, which was partially destroyed during a firebomb raid in 1941.

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