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The theatre is a Grade II listed theatre in Southampton, England. It was originally opened as the Empire Theatre in 1928 and was one of the largest theatres in the south of England at the time. In 1986, it was renamed the Mayflower Theatre in honour of the famous ship that carried the Pilgrims from Southampton to the New World in 1620.

This shopping centre is a retail complex located in the city of Southampton in the south of England. The centre is home to a variety of shops and restaurants, including popular high street brands and also hosts a range of events throughout the year,

A large open public park to the north of Southampton alongside one of the main routes into the city.

This university is located near Southampton's East Park, not far from the city Centre.

This useum is located in the city of Southampton in England. The museum explores Southampton's connection with the sea and its role in the Titanic story. It houses a collection of artefacts and interactive exhibits that tell the story of Southampton's maritime. There is also a cafe and shop on-site.

Westquay Southampton is a large indoor shopping center in the city of Southampton, England. It features over 90 shops and restaurants. the complex is close to the city centre and a short walk from Southampton Central railway station.

Led by a qualified Blue-badge Tourist Guide for a group of up to 10, you will visit a museum (admission fee extra) for 1 hour and walk to locations associated with the Titanic

A selection of leisure activities, cinema, casino etc with food outlets / restaurants in Southampton

This is a multipurpose events venue with music concerts, comedy, and inspirational or one to many talks by celebrities

A small group walking tour of Southampton City centre with your own guide with information imparted during the walk on the cities history and important events.