Stephen's Guidebook
Great Setting
Just a great open space that is the hub of local events like the kite display - setting for the DDay celebrations and local fair and circus in summer months
Southsea Common
29 Osborne RoadWide open space close to Ashby’s for BBQ and picnic
Southsea Beach Cafe
Eastney Esplanade
Old Portsmouth
Great pubs and a historical step back in time
Great independent food - it’s the restaurant hub of southsea with over 35 places to eat and drink
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Palmerston Road
Palmerston RoadGreat independent food - it’s the restaurant hub of southsea with over 35 places to eat and drink
Chilled place - visit with the kids / grab an ice cream / visit the tenth hole for the best cakes and they do a mean breakfast too
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Kano søen
Eastney EsplanadeChilled place - visit with the kids / grab an ice cream / visit the tenth hole for the best cakes and they do a mean breakfast too
We partner with these guys for breakfast - tell them you are staying at Ashbys and they will give you 15% discount
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Farm Kitchen Southsea
67 Palmerston RdWe partner with these guys for breakfast - tell them you are staying at Ashbys and they will give you 15% discount
Ashby’s Accommodation and Spa
Sightseeing
Navy Road
Navy RoadThe home of the Royal Navy
Gunwharf Quays
Southsea Slot
Clarence EsplanadeAn interesting historical trip reference everything to do with the allies invasion of Normandy in 1944
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D-Day Museum
Clarence EsplanadeAn interesting historical trip reference everything to do with the allies invasion of Normandy in 1944
The last surviving landing craft of its kind, which carried 10 tanks and crew members to Normandy on D-Day, will re-open to the public as part of The D-Day Story D-Day Story museum in Portsmouth today 17th May 2021.
Landing Craft Tank LCT 7074 is the last surviving example of more than 800 tank-carrying landing craft that served at D-Day on 6 June 1944.
The 59-metre, 300-tonne ship opened in December last year, however, The D-Day Story was closed eight days later due to Portsmouth moving into Tier 4.
Since being rescued from Birkenhead Dock in 2014 by the The National Museum of the Royal Navy and The National Heritage Memorial Fund, LCT 7074 has undergone a six-year programme of restoration works. This has included new internal and external paint, a fully restored funnel, important electrical works and the fitting of replica guns and rocket launchers. The project has also recreated the bridge, wheelhouse and the crew's living spaces so visitors can get an impression of life on board the landing craft.
This week, it was announced that LCT 7074 has been shortlisted for the Conservation and Restoration Project of the Year at the 2021 Museum and Heritages Awards.
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D-Day Museum
Clarence EsplanadeThe last surviving landing craft of its kind, which carried 10 tanks and crew members to Normandy on D-Day, will re-open to the public as part of The D-Day Story D-Day Story museum in Portsmouth today 17th May 2021.
Landing Craft Tank LCT 7074 is the last surviving example of more than 800 tank-carrying landing craft that served at D-Day on 6 June 1944.
The 59-metre, 300-tonne ship opened in December last year, however, The D-Day Story was closed eight days later due to Portsmouth moving into Tier 4.
Since being rescued from Birkenhead Dock in 2014 by the The National Museum of the Royal Navy and The National Heritage Memorial Fund, LCT 7074 has undergone a six-year programme of restoration works. This has included new internal and external paint, a fully restored funnel, important electrical works and the fitting of replica guns and rocket launchers. The project has also recreated the bridge, wheelhouse and the crew's living spaces so visitors can get an impression of life on board the landing craft.
This week, it was announced that LCT 7074 has been shortlisted for the Conservation and Restoration Project of the Year at the 2021 Museum and Heritages Awards.
South Parade Pier
South ParadeHovercraft
Great for the kids and a quick ride over to Ryde on the Isle of Wight
Southsea Hoverport station