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HMS Victory
The most famous warship in the world; the greatest British Naval hero of all time and the only surviving, battle scarred sail from the Battle of Trafalgar make for a gripping story about life on board HMS Victory in Georgian times. Nelson's flagship is the world's oldest commissioned warship and is still manned by Officers and Ratings of the Royal Navy.Free access to ship's companies of visiting foreign ships on presentation of Identity Cards to the ticket centre beside Victory Gate to the Naval Base.
National Museum of the Royal Navy
The stories of those who have served in the Royal Navy are told through the personal possessions and memories of the men and women who have
dedicated their lives to safeguarding our Nation's freedom. National Museum of the Royal Navy is one of the country's leading maritime museums and its collections and exhibitions celebrate Great Britons from Nelson to the lesser-known but equally dedicated ranks.The Mary Rose Museum
Henry VIII's favourite ship sank in front of him in 1545 taking a full crew with her to a wretched death by drowning. The crew is immortalized through their personal belongings and the ship's inventory. There's exciting plans for the Mary Rose too, with a new museum set to open in 2012. Please note that the hull of the Mary Rose is currently withdrawn from public view as part of a £35 million heritage project to build an internationally-renowned museum. The ship, together with a recreation of the boat's missing side, will next be open to the public in 2012, when she will be housed in a brand new boat-shaped museum. In the mean time come and visit the Mary Rose Museum where exciting interpretations of the ship can be viewed.HMS 
WARRIOR 1860
The glory of the Victorian Age is embodied by HMS Warrior 1860. Cutting edge technology, radical design and her dominant presence meant the "Black Snake" ruled the waves at the height of the British Empire. For many she was the most significant warship ever built and yet became obsolete just a decade later. Action Stations
It's a high-seas adventure when the story of the Royal Navy takes a contemporary twist at Action Stations. There's a climbing tower, lots of simulators and displays and an interactive science and technology gallery. Take charge and fly a helicopter and go into battle with the Royal Marines.Harbour Tours
Get out on the water and see for yourself why Portsmouth is one of the most important harbours in the world and remains the home of the Royal Navy. Enjoy a 45 minute tour aboard one of our modern and comfortable boats. Listen to a lively commentary and have a relaxing drink or snack. Please note that Harbour Tours may not operate every day during the winter months.| More Pictures | |
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Opening Times
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(2011 times)
April to October:Daily 10.00am - 4.30pm Last Ticket sale. Dockyard gates close 6.00pm. November to March: 10.00am - 4.00pm Last ticket sale. Dockyard gates close 5.30pm. Closed 24th, 25th, 26th December. |
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Admission Charges
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(2011 prices)
Our great value ticket gives you entry to all the attractions on site - that's 6 must see attractions for 1 great price.You'll get entry to HMS Victory, the Mary Rose Museum, HMS Warrior 1860, the National Museum of the Royal Navy, Action Stations and a Harbour Tour (subject to availability) Adult £19.90; Senior Citizen (60+) £16.85; Child (5-15) £14.30; Family (up to 5 members of the same family, maximum of two adults / seniors) £56.15 Please gift aid your ticket when you purchase so that we can claim the tax back! Loyalty Club tickets: Valid for two years unlimited entry, plus other benefits! Admiral's Boarding Pass: (FREE entry to all events) Adult £51.05; Senior Citizen (60+) £46.00; Child (5-15) £46.00; Family £137.90 Captain's Boarding Pass: (DISCOUNTED entry to all events) Adult £35.75; Senior Citizen (60+) £30.65; Child (5-15) £30.65; Family £112.35. Loyalty Club members receive many exclusive benefits. Visit www.historicdockyard.co.uk/loyaltyclub to find out more. |
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Directions
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Entry to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is through Victory Gate at the corner of Queen Street and The Hard. By Road: Less than 5 miles from Junction 12 of the M27. Follow the brown Historic Waterfront signs from the M27 and Historic Dockyard signs in Portsmouth. By coach, bus, rail, ferry From Gosport or FastCat from the Isle of Wight: Portsmouth HarbourStation/The Hard Interchange are 200 metres from the main entrance at Victory Gate. Parking: There are 295 car parking spaces at the Historic Dockyard Car Park, which is situated approximately 400 yards from the main entrance. 17 of these are disabled parking spaces. This new under-cover car park has lavatories and a baby care suite for visitors. There is a charge for the car park. Visit www.historicdockyard.co.uk/visitors for more information. |
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Portsmouth Historic Dockyard Postcode for SatNav: PO1 3LJ |
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Nearby Attractions
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Mary Rose Museum
(< 1 Mile)*
During action in 1545, Henry VIII's favourite warship, the Mary Rose, sank in the Solent with over 400 men on board. 437 years later, the world held its breath as she was finally recovered. |
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Portsmouth City Museum & Records
(1 Mile)*
Stroll through a 17th century Stuart bedroom, a 19th century Dockworker's kitchen, an art deco dining room and a 1950's living room. |
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Southsea Castle
(2 Miles)*
Southsea Castle was built by Henry VIII between 1544 and 1545 to protect Portsmouth against possible French invasion. Its revolutionary design provided for the most efficient use of guns in attack or defence. |
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