Southampton and Hampshire's US Connections
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Events July (alternative years) July and September (annually) Southampton and Hampshire’s Farnborough Air Show Goodwood Festival of Speed and www.farnboroughairshow.com Revival US Connections www.goodwood.com July (annually) Hampshire Food Festival August (annually) www.hampshirefare.co.uk Cowes Week www.lendycowesweek.co.uk July (annually) Winchester Hat Fair September (annually) Speakers Port Details www.hatfair.co.uk Southampton Boat Show www.southamptonboatshow.com Speakers are available to PORT - Southampton July (annually) provide on-ship and on-shore Address: Ocean Gate, Atlantic Way Southampton, SO14 3QN New Forest Show presentations, after dinner speeches and insight into the story Rebekah Keeler www.newforestshow.co.uk Email: [email protected] of the Mayflower voyage. Southampton Port is a short distance from Southampton City Centre and well served 2020 Events Cheryl Butler by all modes of transport, making access to [email protected] and from the port effortless. For the latest information on Southampton and Hampshire’s spectacular annual programme of world-class, please see www.visit-hampshire. Godfrey Collyer Local Guides co.uk/whats-on [email protected] See Southampton Entertaining and innovative tours for SeaCity Museum individuals and visiting groups by Southampton’s top award-winning guides. +44 (0)7770 842728 www.seesouthampton.co.uk Discover the USA’s history with Hampshire Southampton Tourist Guides Association Southampton and Hampshire’s history has been inter-linked omay Sapphire Distillery Miles Bringing the stories of old Southampton with the American Story, since the discovery of the New World Southampt o n attingley alley ineyard Miles alive since 1976, our award-winning, qualified guides can offer tours around up to the days of the Special Relationship. ykeham Arms inchester Miles SeaCity Southampton Art Gallery historic buildings, walking tours, coach and Museum courier services and advice on itineraries. Passengers on the Titanic departed from Southampton and +44 (0)23 8022 2482 or +44 (0)7748 Benjamin Franklin stayed here whilst ‘taking the waters’. 335576 www.southamptontouristguides.com estuay Shopping Miles Thousands of American Troops were based in Hampshire Portsmouth Tourist Guides prior to D-Day in 1944 and it’s possible to see Eisenhower’s Chesapeake Mill ickham Tailor-made walks and guided tours. headquarters with its amazing D-Day Wall Map and visit the W ickham +44 (0)23 9282 6722 Grand arour Tudor ouse Garden newly refurbished The D-Day Story in Portsmouth. otel www.visitportsmouth.co.uk/things-to-do/ hite Star Tavern The Pig in the all guided-walks-and-talks Grand Café Southampton It’s less well known that Wickham’s Chesapeake Mill’s timbers Dancing Man reery came from the United States frigate Chesapeake, which was Port of Southampton D-Day all Map Southick ouse Coach Companies captured by the Royal Navy during the War of 1812. Now a The Golden Lion Lucketts Travel shopping emporium and open to the public, this place is really Miles S Largest provider of luxury travel on the worth a visit. mins South Coast with 130 modern, luxury . mile Gunharf uays Portsmouth istoric Dockyard coaches, buses and people carriers. The Mary Rose +44 (0)1329 823755 mins . mile D-Day Museum www.lucketts.co.uk P ort s m out h mins mile Princess Coaches A leading supplier of 16 air-conditioned mins . mile luxury coaches in the Southampton area. +44 (0)23 8047 2150 www.princesscoaches.com For more information Angela Coaches For more information about things to do, places to eat and events in Hampshire go to Luxury coach provider from 7-52 seats in www.visit-hampshire.co.uk. For specific enquiries and further information contact the South Coast area. Andrew Bateman at Visit Hampshire. [email protected] +44 (0)23 8040 3170 www.angelacoaches.co.uk Southampton Cruise Ship Printed February 2019. 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Half-day suggested itinerary Lunch and evening meals Full-day suggested itinerary 1+ See some of Southampton’s Dancing Man Brewery, Southampton Heading towards Portsmouth, D-Day Wall Map, Southwick +44 (0)23 8083 4536 Micro-brewery and dining in a 14th century principal attractions with Email: [email protected] wool house on Southampton Quay. this suggested tour features House (1-2hrs approx) connections to the United States. www.tudorhouseandgarden.com Hampshire’s astonishing D-Day Visit the elegant Georgian mansion These could also be incorporated 1+ connections and a visit to a that General Eisenhower, the SeaCity Museum with a guided Southampton Tells the story of the people of Southampton, +44 (0)23 8083 6666 fascinating 19th century mill Supreme Commander of the Allied walking tour. their fascinating lives and historic connections Email: [email protected] built from the timbers of a US Expeditionary Force, made his with the sea and to the rest of the world, through www.dancingmanbrewery.co.uk Grand Café battleship. historic and momentous decision three exhibitions: Southampton’s Titanic Story, SeaCity Museum Gateway to the World and Southampton Stories. Grand Café, Southampton committing three million men to (1-2 hrs approx) This Grade II listed building opened as the The D-Day Story, Portsmouth the operation which turned the Grand Café, Southampton This innovative, state-of-the-art 2 grand South Western Hotel in 1872. Today (1-2hrs approx) tide of World War II. The amazing (1hr approx) visitors can dine in the original Wedgewood museum focuses on Southampton Re-opening in spring 2018, large, specially produced, wall A venue steeped in history, +44 (0)23 8083 4536 Ballroom, which was used by first class and its connection with the Email: [email protected] passengers of the Titanic. following a £5m refurbishment map on which the progress of the located within a Grade II listed sea including the city’s Titanic www.seacitymuseum.co.uk and, with completely new displays operation was plotted still remains. building, South Western House. 32 2 heritage and the stories of the about D-Day and the Battle of You could also relax over a beer Once Southampton’s grandest Southampton Art Gallery people who have travelled in High quality exhibitions collaborating with +44 (0)23 8033 9303 Normandy, this fantastic museum at the nearby Golden Lion public hotel, it was used by first class and out of the city through the leading artists, arts institutions and drawing Email: [email protected] will tell the stories of those who house where General Eisenhower, passengers of the Titanic. Just a from our own collections, one of the finest www.grand-cafe.co.uk ages. Situated at the heart of took part and feature an exciting General Montgomery and other moment from Oxford Street, and outside London with over 5300 works. Southampton’s emerging cultural programme of events. At its senior commanders did the same! centrally located to the city’s docks Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth quarter. 1 Set in a cultural harbour front location in the centrepiece is the magnificent and shopping centres, Grand Café heart of Portsmouth, Gunwharf Quays is the Overlord Embroidery, a tribute to Chesapeake Mill is the perfect place to enjoy light +44 (0)23 8083 4536 South’s leading designer shopping outlet with the sacrifice and heroism of those (1-2hrs approx) lunches and early dinners in its Email: [email protected] over 30 restaurants, bars and coffee shops. www.southamptoncityartgallery.com who took part in the operation. Find a huge variety of traditional informal bistro. 1+ The Mary Rose, Portsmouth and vintage lifestyle accessories in Discover the events of 19 July 1545 - the day +44 (0)23 9283 6700 this wonderful old mill now a retail Henry VIII’s flagship, the Mary Rose was lost. Email: [email protected] emporium built from the timbers View the only 16th century warship on display www.gunwharf-quays.com of the captured USS Chesapeake. It’s anywhere in the world and brought to life with cutting edge technology. Discover what life The Pig in the Wall, Southampton also possible to dine in the adjoining SeaCity Museum was like on board by viewing our extensive and A stylish boutique hotel and deli bar set Vegan Cafe whilst the River Meon unique Tudor collection of personal items. within Southampton’s historic medieval peacefully flows by. walls. Great for a coffee stop while exploring Southampton Walking Tour 20 2 the city’s heritage. (1-2hrs approx) This tour visits many places that 023 9281 2931 1+ Email: [email protected] have significant connections to www.maryrose.org +44 (0)23 8063 6900 the United States of America. The Email: [email protected] tour finishes as the newly restored The D-Day Story, Portsmouth www.thepighotel.com/in-the-wall/ Re-opened in Spring 2018, after a £5m God’s House Tower which in the refurbishment, with completely new displays The Golden Lion, Southwick The D-Day Story Chesapeake Mill 18th century became the town about D-Day and the Battle of Normandy, told In 1944, nearby Southwick House became gaol, and those found guilty of through stories of those who took part and an the HQ of the Normandy Invasion. This 16th serious crimes were sentenced to be exciting programme of events. century pub with a brew house adjacent, The Mayflower Memorial became the Unofficial Officers’ Mess where 20 transported ...to America! 2 members of the planning staff including White Star Tavern, Southampton +44 (0)1256 389188 General Dwight D Eisenhower, General A bar and restaurant in lively Oxford Street, [email protected] +44 (0)23 8023 6789 Montgomery and other senior commanders named after the White Star Shipping Line, the www.hattingleyvalley.com Things to do Email: [email protected] could relax over a beer.