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Step aboard real-life history with a visit to the flagship of the Royal Navy – HMS Victory.
This living icon of naval heritage, famous for serving as Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson’s flagship during the Battle of Trafalgar, has been painstakingly preserved across generations and stands as proud testament to the Georgian navy and is the symbolic home of the Royal Navy today.
Experience the golden age of steam aboard HMS Warrior, the crown jewel of the Victorian Navy.
Transport yourself back in time to the heyday of the Royal Navy and mingle with a crew of colourful characters as you explore this genuine icon, reimagined exactly as she was in 1863, and still fully afloat some 150 years later. Join Victorian tourists as you stroll along the top-deck, chat with the crew as they go about their duties, or venture down into the engine rooms get to grips with the machinery that revolutionised the Royal Navy.
Discover the extraordinary story of Henry VIII’s favourite ship, from her fateful last battle to her miraculous rediscovery at the bottom of the Solent over 400 years later.
The Mary Rose Museum is a marvel of modern story-telling and cutting-edge science, brought together to create a unique experience unlike anything else. This one-of-a-kind attraction brings you closer to Tudor life than you can imagine, what will you uncover as you explore her many mysteries?
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Portsmouth
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