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Stonehenge Tour from Southampton to London
¥29,125
per adult
98% of travellers recommend

Walk the Secrets of the Titanic
¥3,445
per adult
98% of travellers recommend

Southampton: Secrets of the Titanic Guided Walking Tour
¥3,445
per adult
100% of travellers recommend

Private Southampton Walking Tour
¥4,953
per adult
100% of travellers recommend

Full Day Private Shore Tour in Romsey from Southampton Port
¥9,299
per adult

Southampton: Post-Cruise Tour to London via Salisbury, Stonehenge and Windsor
¥37,154
per adult
84% of travellers recommend

Bar & Club Night Pass to multiple venues in Southampton
¥1,077
per adult
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Chandler's Ford must see attractions
1. Gunwharf Quays
Beneath the shadow of the famous Spinnaker Tower is the stylish shopping and leisure center of Gunwharf Quays, where you can easily spend a day browsing the many shops and enjoying the entertainment. The site's history as an ordnance yard is marked only by the cannons that line the waterfront. Today, the area is a modern, buzzing destination, popular with both local residents and visitors. Spoil yourself with a day of shopping and eating here.
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2. Portsmouth International Port
Portsmouth International Port is a gateway to the rest of Europe, as well as the nearby Channel Islands. Considered Britain’s best-connected port, it operates ferries, cruises and cargo ships. Access it easily just north of Portsmouth’s center. Start here for a great opportunity to visit the historical seaside town of Portsmouth.
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3. Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
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4. Winchester Cathedral
Marvel at the symmetrical towers and vast arched windows of Winchester Cathedral’s magnificent façade and step inside to discover one of the longest naves in Europe. Admire intricate wood carvings and take a look at one of the oldest remaining English bibles.
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5. Salisbury Cathedral
Home to England’s best-preserved copy of the Magna Carta, Salisbury Cathedral is a fine example of Early English architecture from the 1200s. Its spire, which reaches a height of 404 feet (123 meters), is hollow and accessible via a spiral staircase. The church is a venue for art exhibitions and concerts as well as a place for prayer. Inspect what is said to be the oldest working modern clock in the world, dating back to 1386.
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