Portsmouth, England: Historic Dockyard - Rick Steves’ Europe Travel Guide - Travel Bite

More info about travel to Portsmouth: www.ricksteves... Back when Britain ruled the waves, it did so with its mighty navy, based in Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard. This sprawling museum highlights England's storied maritime heritage - both very old and relatively new. #ricksteveseurope #portsmouth #england
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[@oriole21bird]

Awesome! I love historical ships and naval history.

[@Seriouslybroreally2002]

I love this place, always have my two favourites are the victory and warrior NGL

[@DaveSuperThomas]

Take the Wightlink FastCat ferry from the adjacent Portsmouth Harbour Station to the Isle of Wight - the journey only takes 22 minutes - and travel back in time to the Middle Ages!

[@duallove6909]

I loved that place and miss it so much. Thank you!

[@nikesb9420]

I’ve just been to Portsmouth it’s amazing but I couldn’t go on the M.33

[@artdeluxe5625]

Amazing videos 👏🏽👏🏽😂

[@theoracle6639]

Warrior was not an Ironclad, it was the first armour-plated, iron-hulled warship....very different.

[@mariocisneros911]

Where's a Battleship???? Not as awesome without one. They easily could have put 1 in storage / drydock 1 for posterity

[@muhammedhl0404]

Portsmouth footbal team in epl☝☝☝☝

[@soranshanga7413]

1 friend in bartin zoe cornish brawn o+ in mi laif

[@MichaelHill-we7vt]

You never, ever refer to British warships as "the" HMS......it's either just HMS (whatever)..... or, simply the (whatever).......the prefix HMS stands for His(or Her) Majesty's Ship so you can't say the His Majesty's Ship, it's nonsense......also taking two minutes to load and fire one of Victory's guns would have been quite unacceptable back in the day, the expected time was just 90 seconds........