What to do and see in Southampton, England: The Best Sights & Landmarks

The Steamship Shieldhall is the largest working steam ship in Britain. A member of the National Historic Fleet she serves as a sea going tribute to Britain's maritime heritage. As a passenger you too can experience the golden age of steam by booking on an excursion or visiting her in Southampton.

Oasis Down to Earth Farm is a community centre with a difference: we are based on a farm in urban Southampton. As a not-for-profit charity, our mission is to provide a socially inclusive, happy experience where people of all abilities and differences are respected and valued. We aim to educate, empower and engage with our local community. We offer people the opportunity to interact with animals and the natural environment. Based on a 5 acre site our facilities include a barn, dairy, large garden to grow fruit and vegetables, pond, woodland area, wood workshop and two fully equipped community buildings suitable for a range of indoor activities. During the week we offer activities for adults with Learning Disabilities, children with special needs (SEN and NEET) and groups for people living with Dementia. At the weekend we host children's birthday parties and are open to the general public.

Vedic Society Hindu Temple is the only purpose built Hindu Temple in the South of England. It is situated in Southampton, UK. Address: 79 - 195 Radcliffe Road, Northam, Southampton. SO14 0PS The objective of the Society is the advancement of Hindu religion. The Society may a. Conduct the centre for the advancement of Hindu religion. b. Impart and promote the study of Vedic teachings and philosophies. c. Promote the study of comparative religions and philosophies in their widest form. d. Study the lives and teachings of the great teachers and sages of India and of the Hindu religions. e. Provide facilities for religious and cultural functions. f. Arrange lectures and discussions on Hindu religion. g. Provide a meeting place for Hindus of all schools and opinions and for others interested in the Hindu religion. h. Raise funds and invite and receive contributions from any person(s) by way of subscriptions, donations and otherwise provided that the Society shall not undertake any permanent trading activities in raising funds for its object. i. Encourage community service for/to the Hindu community to further the object of the Society. j. Do all such other things as shall further the advancement of the Hindu religion.

A memorial to the restaurant staff who lost their lives during the ill-fated maiden voyage of the Titanic.

This scheduled ferry service operates every half hour between Southampton's Town Quay and Hythe Pier, passing by Ocean Terminal that is home of the QE2.

Enjoy a great family day out at Manor Farm meeting friendly farm animals as you stroll around our traditional farmyard. There is always something new to see with baby animals and all our usual farmyard favourites. Take part in our daily farm activities, explore the farmhouse and farm buildings, take part in a Victorian school lesson, and join our farmyard walk (weekends and holidays only). Once you’ve met all our animals why not visit our play area with it’s play tractor, combine harvester and pedal tractor circuit? The Café, just outside the entrance to the farm, offers a selection of food and drink from teas and ice creams to hot food.

Consecrated in 1843, this is one of England's earliest municipal cemeteries, and is a well-established stop on the graveyard "hunters" trail.

Tudor House gives a unique and atmospheric insight into the lives and times of both its residents through the years, and of Southampton itself. It appeals to visitors of all ages and interests, who find the family-friendly activities, interactive technology and fascinating displays a winning combination.