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Transfer from London City Airport to Southampton Southampton is a major cultural scene, featuring 2 important live music venues: the Guildhall and the Mayflower Theatre. The first one has hosted big events and concerts performed by great and popular artists such as David Bowie, All Time Low, Pink Floyd, Modestep, Delirious, The Midnight Beast, Manic…
Transfer from Luton Airport to Southampton Apart from other interesting attractions that can be found in Southampton, the city is also a place that houses quite a few landmarks and interesting buildings. We have listed some of them bellow. The Museum of Archaeology in God’s House Tower which is actually a fortified tower dating back…
Transfer from Stansted Airport to Southampton One of the most distinctive features of Southampton are the port’s “double tides”, a phenomenon that happens only here. The typical tidal range is just about 5 feet (1.5 metres), with 17 hours per day of growing water due to the port’s “double tides”. They enable the biggest containers…
Transfer from Gatwick Airport to Southampton The expansion of Southampton came in the middle of the 19th Century, when several important people settled in Southampton. During the same period the shipbuilding industry witnessed a great expansion as well as the port that became really important mostly because of the increase in trade in the North Atlantic.…
Transfer from Heathrow Airport to Southampton The city of Southampton was founded by the Romans around the year 70 AD under the name of Clausentum. The settlement had a great strategic importance as a port, for the already important cities of Salisbury and Winchester. It became even more important after the Norman invasion in 1066.…