We would advise that it is a lovely location for dog walks, but if you want to look in the galleries and attractions then we would recommend not to bring your dog. Working guide and assistance animals are welcome at the dockyard.
Can I take my dog to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard?
Can I bring my dog to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard? We regret that with the exception of assistance and guide pets, animals are not permitted on site to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard or Submarine Museum. Explosion Museum allow pets to their café though they will not be permitted inside the museum itself.
Can you walk around Portsmouth Historic Dockyard for free?
Explore historic buildings, boats, and spaces at Portsmouth Dockyard for free. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds while uncovering new exhibitions and experiences within the Historic Quarter.
Service, assistant and emotional support animals – including assistant dogs in training – are welcome at the Museum. Your service, assistant or emotional support animal should remain under your care and control throughout your visit, and ideally should be identifiable as working and remain on a leash.
From submarines to shipwrecks, Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is the perfect day out for families who love to explore, get their hands dirty, and step back in time.
What is the blue light card at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard?
Blue Light cardholders can receive a 30% discount on an Ultimate Explorer Family ticket, or for up to 4 individual Ultimate Explorer tickets (e.g: 1 adult, 1 senior, 2 children) or 1 family ticket. This offer is a walk up offer and can be redeemed in the Visitor Centre by showing your Blue Light card.
Thank you! If you have an interest in history (and old ships!) then the Mary Rose is a must see. The artefacts on display are splendidly presented, the guides are very knowledgeable and very keen to answer any and all questions.
Your Spinnaker Tower experience starts with a brief introduction to the Sail of The Solent. Then head up in our high-speed lift which travels at 4 metres per second. In just 28 seconds, you're stepping onto the viewing decks where Portsmouth – The Great Waterfront City – is showcased in all its glory.
Dogs aren't just welcome at Gunwharf Quays - they're part of the pack! With open-air walkways, pup-friendly pit stops, and plenty of shady spots, it's the ultimate outlet shopping day out with your furry friend.
Portsmouth Cathedral is also dog friendly, except for selected events and services. Please ensure your dog is on a lead at all times. Assistance Dogs are welcome at all times.
Pets: Pets are not allowed on site in accordance with Royal Navy bylaws. However, assistance animals are allowed on the dockyard. If you have further enquiries you will need to email [email protected].
Some UK zoos are dog-friendly but each has different rules about which areas dogs can visit. Dogs must always be kept on the lead to protect the other animals. Other zoos are not dog-friendly but will allow service animals.
Can you take dogs into the National Railway Museum?
They should be appropriately trained, supervised and kept with you at all times, ideally on a leash. Where possible, dog owners should bring their Assistance Dogs UK (ADUK) identification book and animals should wear the appropriate tabards or harness, but this is not a requirement for entry.
So grab your Ultimate Explorer ticket and discover new parts of our ships and museums whilst staying fit and healthy! Warrior Walk - put your sea legs into action and step aboard HMS Warrior, the pride of Queen Victoria's fleet. This walking route features a number stairs.
The only confirmed eyewitness, a Flemish sailor who escaped from the sinking vessel, claims that the Mary Rose had fired all her starboard side guns and was turning when her sails were caught in a strong gust of wind, pushing the gunports, which had been left open, below the waterline.
How long does it take to go around the Mary Rose Museum? We recommend spending between 90 and 120 minutes to get the most out of the Museum, although you may spend more or less time depending on your schedule and interests.
FOLLOWING the collapse of Spinnaker Tower, medical staff were sadly unable to save the life of Francesca McCrohon – but the Southsea resident says she still had a fantastic afternoon.
How much is it to abseil down the Spinnaker Tower?
Once you have decided to go ahead, read through the Terms & Conditions and then book your place for selected dates between April and October 2024 directly with The Spinnaker Tower via their website and pay the fee according to your selected package – either £110, £140 or £150.
