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Known for
The Royal Navy Submarine Museum (with HMS Alliance, the only preserved Cold War submarine in Britain), Fort Brockhurst, the Gosport Ferry, and a Hampshire peninsula town with extraordinary naval heritage
A little history
Gosport faces Portsmouth across the harbour and has been inextricably linked with the Royal Navy for centuries. Fort Brockhurst is one of Palmerston's Forts. The Royal Navy Submarine Museum houses HMS Alliance — the only preserved Cold War submarine in Britain — and tells the extraordinary story of submarine warfare.
The Royal Navy Submarine Museum is genuinely outstanding — going inside HMS Alliance is an extraordinary experience. Fort Brockhurst for the Victorian engineering. The Gosport Ferry for the Portsmouth Harbour crossing. The High Street market.
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Gosport is a place in Hampshire known for the Royal Navy Submarine Museum (with HMS Alliance, the only preserved Cold War submarine in Britain), Fort Brockhurst, the Gosport Ferry, and a Hampshire peninsula town with extraordinary naval heritage. Gosport faces Portsmouth across the harbour and has been inextricably linked with the Royal Navy for centuries. The population is around 82,000.
The town has independent cafes and local food. The High Street has improving independent food. Fareham and Portsmouth nearby have wider choice.
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Roam covers Gosport and the surrounding area in Hampshire, including Alverstoke, Lee-on-the-Solent, Rowner, Bridgemary, Elson, Forton, Hardway and Brockhurst.