Royal Navy Dockyard Museum, Portsmouth (1 Viewer)

[Abacist]

Buses into the city and back every 15 minutes but last bus back is quite early at something like 7:15pm from memory. For the RN museums & displays you need to go all the way to the Interchange at the end of the line which is 15 minutes on the bus. Standing in the Interchange looking out at the buses you go right to go around to the Spinnaker building and the Designer Outlet Shopping Centre. To go to the RN Museums etc you go to the left towards HMS Warrior which dominates the view to the left. You can prebook RN Museums etc online

Portsmouth Historic RN Dockyard

 

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Buses into the city and back every 15 minutes but last bus back is quite early at something like 7:15pm from memory. For the RN museums & displays you need to go all the way to the Interchange at the end of the line which is 15 minutes on the bus. Standing in the Interchange looking out at the buses you go right to go around to the Spinnaker building and the Designer Outlet Sopping Centre. To go to the RN Museums etc you go to the left towards HMS Warrior which dominates the view to the left. You can prebook RN Museums etc online

Portsmouth Historic RN Dockyard

Great venue for those interested in British history and heritage. Likewise the Royal Armories up on the ridge overlooking Pompey. Easy Camper parking there as well.

 

[Coastal Cruiser.]

Don’t forget there is also a D-Day museum along Southsea seafront, has a big landing craft outside.

Landing Craft Tank LCT 7074

Your visit to The D-Day Story starts with LCT 7074.

theddaystory.com

Landing Craft Tank LCT 7074

Your visit to The D-Day Story starts with LCT 7074.

theddaystory.com

Also have Fort Nelson on top of the hill, plenty to see up there.

https://royalarmouries.org/fort-nelson