Portsmouth

HMS Victory

Museum · Nelson's flagship at Trafalgar, still a commissioned Royal Navy ship, sits in dry dock in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.

HMS Warrior

Museum · The 1860 armoured frigate that made wooden battleships obsolete, restored and berthed in the Historic Dockyard.

Spinnaker Tower

Landmark · A sail-shaped 170-metre tower on Portsmouth Harbour with three viewing decks and a glass floor.

Historic Dockyard Portsmouth

Museum · The historic naval dockyard where HMS Victory, HMS Warrior and the Mary Rose are all on show.

Mary Rose Museum

Museum · The surviving third of Henry VIII's warship, raised from the Solent in 1982 and displayed in a purpose-built museum.

Royal Navy Submarine Museum

Museum · A museum across the harbour in Gosport where you can tour the Cold War submarine HMS Alliance, raised out of the water on stilts.

Southsea Castle

Castle · A Henry VIII device fort on Southsea's seafront, with a lighthouse and a museum inside.

Portsmouth Cathedral

Church · A Norman-founded church with a 17th-century classical nave and a Byzantine-style extension, now the city's Anglican cathedral.

Gunwharf Quays

Waterfront · A harbour-front outlet and dining quarter on a former naval base, at the foot of the Spinnaker Tower.

Old Portsmouth

Old streets · The original harbour town, with medieval towers at the harbour mouth, a cathedral and the waterfront of Spice Island.

The D-Day Story

Museum · A Southsea seafront museum built around the 83-metre Overlord Embroidery and a real D-Day landing craft.

Royal Garrison Church

Ruins · A free-to-enter medieval church in Old Portsmouth whose nave was left roofless by a 1941 air raid.

Eastney Beach

Beach · A beach at Portsmouth's south-eastern tip, close to Fort Cumberland and the Eastney Beam Engine House.