SS Great Britain
Great Western Dock
Gas Ferry Road
Bristol
BS1 6TY
Tel +44(0)117 926 0680
www.ssgreatbritain.org
The SS Great Britain was built in Britain by the famous engineer Isambard Brunel, she travelled to America, Australia, India and Russia, and finally retired in the Falkland Islands.

She worked for nearly 100 years, travelled over a million miles, and had a huge impact on world travel, engineering and shipbuilding. Find out what life was like for people travelling on the world's biggest iron steamship, from first class passengers to those travelling in cramped steerage. Explore the new interactive Dockyard Museum, where you can steer the ship on a westerly course and operate the machinery lifting Brunel's massive propeller out of water.

The Matthew
Bristol Harbour
The Matthew Project
Gas Ferry Road
Bristol BS1 6TY
Tel: +44(0)117 9220441
www.matthew.co.uk
The Matthew set sail for Asia and finally arrived on the coast of Newfoundland and therefore was the original discoverer of America, not Christopher Columbus as most people are led to believe. Today the replica of the Matthew sits proudly in Bristol harbour for all to see. The general public are able to board The Matthew as well as embark on trips around the harbour.

Cutty Sark
King William Walk
Greenwich
London SE10 9HT
Telephone: +44(0)20 8858 3445
www.cuttysark.org.uk
Cutty Sark was built in 1869 to be the fastest tea clipper in the annual race to bring the first of the season’s crop of tea home to Britain. On the main deck you can see the crew and officers’ accommodation; the tween deck houses displays about her history, trade and life on board and the lower hold has a colourful collection of figureheads. Group discounts’ and free guided tours available subject to availability.

The Mary Rose Museum
Boathouse 5
College Road
HM Naval Base
Portsmouth
PO1 3LX
www.maryrose.org
The Mary Rose is the only 16th century warship on display anywhere in the world. Built between 1509 and 1511, she was one of the first ships able to fire a broadside, and was a firm favourite of King Henry VIII. The Mary Rose is based in Portsmouth. HM Naval Base Portsmouth Official website click here