Portsmouth is one of the most popular ports in the UK and has a long sea faring history, which it celebrates with exhibits and historic vessels on display. Portsmouth is also one of the busiest ports in England with Brittany Ferries, P&O Ferries, Wightlink, LD Lines and Condor Ferries all operating ferry routes from Portsmouth to France, Spain and the Channel Islands.
The Mary Rose: This 16th Century warship sank accidentally en route to an engagement with the French. After is was successfully raised, it was put on display in Portsmouth and now offers a fascinating insight into what naval warfare was like during that period.
Whether buying something for yourself or a gift for someone else, Portsmouth caters for all tastes and ages. Offering a selection of fashion shops for him and her, as well as outlets for jewellery, beauty products, toys, games, music, books, pets and up-to-date suppliers for the latest computers and technology.
Getting There
By Car
You will need to exit M27 at J12 and follow M275 to Portsmouth. At the Rudmore Roundabout turn right and follow signs to Ferries. You will find the Continental Ferry Port straight ahead.
By Coach
There are direct coaches that connect Portsmouth with London, Gatwick, Heathrow and other parts of the UK.
By Rail
There is a fast train service to London up to 3 times an hour, and new direct rail links to the North too.
By Taxi
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