Aerial view. (c) English Heritage Photo Library
Take part in the Festival of British Archaeology 2009 on 18th and 19th July 2009 from 10.30am to 5pm.
Vote for your Historic Hero, have a go in our mock excavation and experience the wonder of alchemy, dance and Tudor food at fabulous Fort Cumberland! All activities are free and it promises to be a fun-packed, fact-packed day for the whole family!
Please contact Kirsty Stonell Walker on 023 928 6700 for further information.
Perhaps England's most impressive piece of 18th-century defensive architecture, Fort Cumberland was reconstructed in pentagonal form by the Duke of Richmond between 1785 and 1810, and designed to protect Langstone Harbour. Southsea beach is nearby. Access is by pre-booked guided tour only.
Opening Times:
| April 2009 to March 2010 | Opening Times | Opening Days |
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| Open for pre-booked group guided tours and Heritage Open Days. Call 02392 378291 for opening details | |
How much does it cost?
Adult:
Call for information
Children:
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Details:
Please call for details
How do I get there?
Address:
Hampshire - PO4 9LD
Road Access:
In Portsmouth's Eastney district on the estuary approach, viaHenderson Rd off Eastney Rd, or from the Esplanade
Train Access:
Fratton 2 miles
Bus Access:
First 15, 16/A Portsmouth Harbour railway station - Hayling Ferry
What facilities are available?
