10 Best Things to do in Portsmouth, Hampshire - Portsmouth travel guides 2021

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Things To Do in Portsmouth

Southsea Castle

4.6/5

10 Reviews

Castle

TodemmySouthsea Castle has a magnificent architecture and a very good feeling! Movie-like texture, and the design of the spire of the building is particularly special~ There is a large grassland behind the castle for tourists to relax~

Spinnaker Tower

4.8/5

7 Reviews

Observation Deck

_We***49I close my eyes to the pink sky, leaving all of my days are same, you came along and sing a song,and whole world around me changed.

Royal Naval Museum

4.8/5

8 Reviews

童道幕府If you run into a special exhibition, it is really worth it~ I went to Portsmouth Harbour for the fifth time, and the first time I brought my parents here, the USS Elizabeth was in Hong Kong! My God~ Mom and Dad are really lucky!

Canoe Lake

4/5

4 Reviews

Lake

358***33Carloy Lake is a lake in Portsmouth. This lake has a very nice view, the lake is clear, and the surrounding green trees and flowers look very quiet. There are waterfowls playing on the lake from time to time, which seems to be a very harmonious environment. Almost all cities that like Britain have such lakes, which makes the cities show aura.

Southsea Rose Garden

5/5

3 Reviews

Garden

M32***23Southsea Rose Garden is a huge rose garden! The rose and the rose are really stupid to distinguish! There are many kinds of roses introduced here. Rose varieties from all over the world compete here and the flowers are very beautiful! Recommend~

Osborne House

4.9/5

9 Reviews

Historical Architecture

M32***23Love Osborn Manor very much. The rooms are beautiful, but you can also take a tour of the kitchen and reception room. The traditional garden is very beautiful, the grass is lovely, you can stroll along the grass to the private beach and other buildings. There is a shuttle mini bus that can go to the beach and the Swiss hut because it is quite a long walk to the beach. There is a small museum next door to the Swiss cottage, which is full of historical artifacts collected or donated from all over the world-very magical. This manor has a very rich history. I like the room full of genealogy. Because Queen Victoria had 9 children, most of them were sent to different countries in Europe because of their marriage. Their children and grandsons became kings and queens in places that still maintained the monarchy or had become a republic. very interesting

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