Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

⭐ Set sail on a voyage through centuries of naval history at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard—get your tickets now!

Highlights
⚓ Explore HMS Victory, HMS Warrior, and HMS M.33 — icons of naval history
🛥️ Hop aboard the waterbus to visit Gosport’s Royal Submarine Museum and Explosion Museum
🔱 Discover the secrets of the Mary Rose - recovered from the depths of the ocean after 400 years
🌊 Enjoy panoramic harbour views and see modern naval vessels up close
🔧 Discover “Victory Live: The Big Repair,” where history meets cutting-edge conservation

General Info
📅 Dates and times: select your date & time directly in the ticket selector.
🕒 The dockyard is open all days of the week. On Mondays and Tuesdays the Explosion and Submarine museums are closed unless stated otherwise. During Hampshire school holidays all attractions are open Monday to Sunday, find the exact dates here
🎫 Your ticket is valid for all Portsmouth Historic Dockyard attractions
⏳ Duration: Tickets are valid for a year
📍 Location: Victory Gate, HM Naval Base, Portsea, Portsmouth PO1 3LJ
👤 Age requirement: all ages welcome!
♿ Accessibility: venue is wheelchair accessible
❓ Please consult the FAQs of this experience here

Description
Step aboard legendary ships that changed the course of history — from Nelson’s HMS Victory to the pioneering HMS Warrior and the rare First World War vessel HMS M.33. Explore the story of the Mary Rose, bringing you closer to Tudor life than you ever thought possible. Experience life at sea, discover the craftsmanship behind naval engineering, and witness “Victory Live: The Big Repair,” a once-in-a-lifetime conservation project. With family-friendly activities, harbour tours, and even a waterbus adventure to Gosport’s historic sites, every moment is an exploration. Get your tickets now for Portsmouth Historic Dockyard at the National Museum of the Royal Navy and embark on your maritime adventure!

🎁 Portsmouth Historic Dockyard Operations Limited operates Portsmouth Historic Dockyard as a visitor attraction, and the revenue from both ticket sales and gift aid donations are split between the National Museum of the Royal Navy (registered charity no. 1126283) and the Mary Rose Trust (registered charity no. 1415654).

A Gift Aid ticket purchased by a UK taxpayer means that the Museum can also reclaim 25p tax for every £1 spent. As a charity every penny counts and your purchase is crucial in supporting our work. A Gift Aid donation is subject to specific terms and conditions and is therefore not eligible for a refund.

If you do not want your admission to be considered a charitable donation you can buy a non Gift Aid ticket by clicking here.

More information on Gift Aid can be found here.