Places To Visit

Discover the city’s history, art, and culture through various exhibits and collections.

Another popular seaside pier with amusements, rides, and family-friendly attractions.

Visit the birthplace of the famous Victorian author, Charles Dickens.

A historic castle overlooking the Solent, providing panoramic views and a glimpse into Portsmouth’s military history.

A beautiful and historic cathedral with a rich heritage dating back to the medieval period.

Explore the history of the Royal Marines and their contributions to the military.

Learn about the events of D-Day and the role played by Portsmouth in this important moment of World War II.

A traditional seaside pier with amusements, arcade games, and great views of the coastline.

Explore the cobbled streets, historic buildings, and charming pubs in this part of the city.

The Victorious Festival is a British music festival that takes place annually in Portsmouth. It is one of the largest metropolitan music festivals in the

A picturesque and historic village on the Water of Leith, just a short walk from the city center.

An interactive science museum exploring the Earth’s history, geology, and natural phenomena.

A Victorian Gothic monument dedicated to Sir Walter Scott, located in Princes Street Gardens.

Another vantage point offering excellent views of Edinburgh, with iconic monuments like the National Monument and Nelson Monument.

Located in the heart of the city, it houses a superb collection of European paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts.

An extinct volcano and the main peak in the group of hills in Edinburgh, offering panoramic views of the city.

A striking modern building located at the foot of the Royal Mile, offering guided tours.

Housed in a 16th-century building, it explores the city’s history through various exhibits.

The official residence of the monarch in Scotland, adjacent to Holyrood Palace.

Home to a wide variety of animals, including the UK’s only giant pandas.

A stunning combination of formal gardens and landscape park, featuring historic gardens designed by Gertrude Jekyll.

Housed within Taunton Castle, the museum displays artifacts and exhibits related to the history of Somerset.

Located a bit outside Taunton, this family-run cider farm offers tours and tastings.

An impressive church with a rich history, featuring medieval architecture and beautiful stained glass windows.

A scenic park along the River Tone, offering walking paths and a pleasant environment.

If you’re a cricket fan, you might want to catch a match at the County Ground.

Just a short drive from Taunton, this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty provides excellent walking and hiking opportunities.

Held on alternating Thursdays, the market offers a variety of local produce, crafts, and artisanal goods.

A venue for live performances, including theatre productions, music concerts, and art exhibitions.

Explore the town’s history by following this self-guided heritage trail, passing by key landmarks.