Southampton

The Maritime Museum tells the story of this important port and is home to the Titanic Exhibition where visitors can re-live the ill-fated story of this famous ship.

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Southampton Hall of Aviation depicts the history of aviation in the Solent area and tells the story of the legendary Spitfire designed in Southampton. The Maritime and Archaeology museums are a short walk from the free City Link bus stop on Town Quay, which departs every 15 minutes from Southampton Central station. 

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The Mayflower theatre is the largest theatre in the South and offers you magical evenings with the most spectacular touring musicals - many direct from the West End - plus opera, ballet, and some of the biggest names in popular music and comedy. 

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Southampton City Art Gallery is home to more than 3,500 works of art spanning six centuries. The Gallery regularly offers special exhibitions in an elegant, vaulted space. 

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Southampton Guildhall is the South's largest multipurpose entertainment venue and has a capacity of 1,749. It hosts some of the biggest names in music, from Pink Floyd & David Bowie in the 70's, to present day bands such as Hard Fi, Manic Street Preachers, The Killers, The Kaiser Chiefs and Amy Winehouse. The Guildhall is just a few minutes from Southampton Central. 

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West Quay is the city’s premier shopping centre, located in the heart of Southampton city centre, boasting over 90 stores spread over three shopping levels. 

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Ocean Village Marina is situated in the shelter of Southampton Water, right in the heart of Southampton. Surrounded by restaurants, cinemas and bars, it offers outstanding recreational facilities. 

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Jongleurs comedy club features a range of different talents from the world of stand-up comedy, including both new comers and famous faces. The club is located in the heart of busy Bargate shopping area of the city. 

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