Redbridge

Southampton

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Popular places to visit

Southampton Cruise Terminal

Southampton Cruise Terminal

4.5/5(96 reviews)

Explore the waterfront in Southampton with a trip to Southampton Cruise Terminal. Wander around the area's the lush forest or experience its acclaimed theater scene.

Southampton Cruise Terminal
University of Southampton

University of Southampton

4.5/5(21 reviews)

Enjoy the collegiate vibe when you visit University of Southampton, during your travels in Southampton. Wander the area's lush forest or simply enjoy one of its top-notch restaurants.

University of Southampton
Mayflower Theatre featuring signage and theater scenes

Mayflower Theatre

5/5(1 review)

Enjoy a performance at Mayflower Theatre, a theater with a story to tell in Southampton. Experience the area's acclaimed theater scene and entertainment choices.

Mayflower Theatre
Mayflower Park

Mayflower Park

Mayflower Park is just one of the places to see in Southampton, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Wander around the area's the lush forest or experience its entertainment choices.

Mayflower Park
New Forest Wildlife Park

New Forest Wildlife Park

3.5/5(3 reviews)

Enjoy an outing to New Forest Wildlife Park during your stay in Southampton. Wander the lush forest and waterfront in this quaint area.

New Forest Wildlife Park
Southampton Solent University

Solent University

4.5/5(4 reviews)

Explore the campus of Solent University, during your travels in Southampton. Experience the area's acclaimed theater scene and entertainment choices.

Solent University

Things to do

Private Winchester Walking Tour

Private Winchester Walking Tour

$34
per adult
Private Winchester Walking Tour
Portsmouth: The D-Day Story Entry Ticket

Portsmouth: The D-Day Story Entry Ticket

$19
per adult
100% of travellers recommend
Portsmouth: The D-Day Story Entry Ticket
Walk the Secrets of the Titanic

Walk the Secrets of the Titanic

$22
per adult
98% of travellers recommend
Walk the Secrets of the Titanic
Winchester: Historic Castles and Cathedrals Walking Tour

Winchester: Historic Castles and Cathedrals Walking Tour

$16
per adult
Winchester: Historic Castles and Cathedrals Walking Tour
Portsmouth: Old Portsmouth Historical Walking Tour

Portsmouth: Old Portsmouth Historical Walking Tour

$13
per adult
Portsmouth: Old Portsmouth Historical Walking Tour
Westgate

Private Tour Winchester

$34
per adult
Private Tour Winchester
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Other neighborhoods around Redbridge

The Royal Pier at Southampton. Hampshire UK. Located at the heart of an extremely busy south coast port, the rather sad remains of the Royal Pier at Southampton reflect many years of expansion to the structure. Originally designed by Doswell, and built in timber by William Betts, Southampton Royal Pier was opened by Princess Victoria (just prior to her becoming Queen) in 1833. Formerly consisting of a straight neck, the widened pier head was offset at an angle of 45 degrees, and a pair of tollbooths were erected at the entrance. In 1864 a floating pontoon and bridge were incorporated at the angle of pier neck and head, but were subsequently moved to the end of the pier head in 1870 to allow for the construction of a railway station. 1888 saw the entrance buildings enlarged, and considerable redevelopment work was carried out during the period 1891-1896. This work included an extension of the pier head at a cost of £26,142, and the building of the Prince of Wales steps in 1891. A pier head pavilion was added in 1894, at the same time as further reconstruction of the entrance buildings was undertaken. New refreshment rooms were completed in 1896, and a new pontoon was placed at the site of the old pier head in 1898. For the next 15 years, until the outbreak of the First World War, Southampton Royal Pier enjoyed its heyday. It could berth ten steamers at any given time, and the pavilion provided a whole programme of entertainments, including dancing, concerts, exhibitions, and even roller-skating from 1906. After the Great War the railway had deteriorated to such an extent that the service was finally closed in 1921. Notwithstanding this loss, the important ferry routes continued to flourish, a trend that has continued to the present day. The pier pavilion was extended in 1922 and the present gatehouse, described at the time as "wedding cake architecture", was opened in 1930. Designed by Edward Cooper Poole this new building was constructed nearer the pier neck to allow for a larger forecourt area at the entrance. Although the building as a whole is very ornate, one of the most noticeable features are the six cast-iron heraldic lions that survived from the earlier gatehouse. These magnificent crouching beasts, holding shields bearing the Hampshire Coat of Arms, were incorporated into the new design. On 29th September 1931 Flt Lt G R Stamforth set the world speed record, flying the Supermarine S.B.6 over Southampton Water and, until the 1960s, his aircraft was housed adjacent to Southampton Royal Pier as a visitor attraction. During the Second World War the pavilion remained closed as it was a target for German bombers, but it was re-opened in 1947 having been leased by Mecca Entertainment. In 1963 the pavilion was extended at a cost of over £100,000 and converted to a Ballroom. By 1979 the Mecca Ballroom had ceased trading, and the 900ft
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Millbrook

While there might not be top attractions in Millbrook, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Southampton Cruise Terminal and Mayflower Theatre.

Millbrook
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Shirley

If you're spending some time in Shirley, The Common and Gambado are top sights worth seeing.

Shirley
Southampton Cruise Terminal

Freemantle

While visiting Freemantle, you might make a stop by sights like Southampton Cruise Terminal and River Test.

Freemantle
Southampton Municipal Golf Course. Southampton Municipal Golf Course, photographed from by the Clubhouse.
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Bassett

While visiting Bassett, you might make a stop by sights like The Common and Childrens Pleasure Park.

Bassett
Stagnant pond. With leaves falling from the overhanging trees and little apparent throughflow this pond always seems stagnant.
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Banister's Park

While Banister's Park might not have many sights to explore, venturing just a little farther will lead you to top things to see and do like Southampton Cruise Terminal and Mayflower Theatre.

Banister's Park
Mayflower Theatre which includes theater scenes and signage

The Polygon

While there might not be top attractions in The Polygon, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Southampton Cruise Terminal and Mayflower Theatre.

The Polygon

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