England Portsmouth 

No Man’s Land Fort

One of the three forts that collectively form the Solent forts, No Man’s Land Fort was initially built in the 19th century. Its purpose was to protect Portsmouth from a French sea invasion, but construction was completed long after the threat was over. What was considered a foolish move then is not so useless now. No Man’s Land Fort, also called No Man’s Fort, has been transformed into a luxurious venue for events and trips, offering an unparalleled experience to visitors. First Impression The very first thing that you’ll notice…

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England Portsmouth 

Portsmouth

Known as Pompey by the locals, Portsmouth is a city with a long and proud seafaring tradition. Many of the major events and local history of the place has to do with the sea. For example Portsmouth is where, in 1765 HMS Victory, the flagship of Nelson’s fleet was built. It is also the birthplace of the very first warship built with a ground breaking iron hull as HMS Warrior was constructed here in 1860. Portsmouth is also home to the Mary Rose, the flagship of King Henry VIII which…

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