Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

As soon as you walk towards Portsmouth Historic Dockyard you and your family will see the stunning HMS Warrior on the water. Portsmouth Historic Dockyard have swabbed the decks and are ready to welcome you on board for a fun day out to their 8 attractions! There's something for everyone to explore from the spectacular Mary Rose Museum to the famous ships; HMS Victory and HMS Warrior 1860 plus enjoy a Portsmouth harbour tour and much more! Travel back to Tudor England and marvel at the remains of Henry VIII's ship, The Mary Rose, in the moving Mary Rose Museum. Walk in the footsteps of Lord Nelson on HMS Victory and experience HMS Warrior, the largest and fastest ship of her time. On the weekends and during the school holidays you can take a water bus across to Royal Navy Submarine Museum and Explosion - Museum of Naval Firepower. Be amazed by HMS Alliance a 1945 submarine – find out who keeps tins of beans next to their bed? Can you find all the unusual day to day items hidden away inside the submarine? Don't forget to visit Holland 1 the first submarine! Also included in your ticket is a Harbour Tour - The tour offers unrivalled views of Britain’s modern frigates, destroyers and other vessels, as well as historic buildings and the dramatic skyline of the harbour. The ultimate family trip on the water and game of eye spy. Along the way there are plenty of opportunities to take a photo or take a break. The Mary Rose has a cafe with the best views of not only HMS Victory but also the modern aircraft carriers when they are anchored there. When you visit cafe Camber Lights over at Explosion it has great views of the harbour and of course delicious snacks. Ultimate Explorer Annual Passes offer access to all the attractions Portsmouth Historic Dockyard has to offer for 1 year from your first visit date. These include HMS Victory, The Mary Rose, HMS Warrior, The National Museum of the Royal Navy Portsmouth, HMS M.33, Harbour Tours, HMS Alliance at the Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower, Boathouse 4, Dockyard Apprentice Exhibition. HMS Victory Conservation Project HMS Victory is currently undergoing a long term conservation project, therefore there is scaffolding on the outside of the ship. Inside remains unaffected and open to visitors. The work will ensure that the ship will be preserved for many years to come. More information about the project can be found at the brand new visitor experience 'Victory Live'.