Southsea

It was in reality here that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle rehearsed as a specialist when he composed his first Sherlock Holmes novel, A Study in Scarlet.Southsea is a prominent suburb of Portsmouth and gloats a flawless three-mile-long promenade offering astounding perspectives crosswise over to the Isle of Wight. Southsea Castle, worked by Henry VIII in the sixteenth century, contains ious displays associated with the city's history from Tudor circumstances to the Victorian period. From the stronghold dividers, there's a magnificent view over the Solent to Spitbank Fort.

Different activities in Southsea incorporate going by Cumberland House Natural History Museum, with shows, gave to the widely ied vegetation of the ocean and investigating the Royal Marines Museum in the rich Victorian officers' wreckage of Eastney Barracks. The Eastney Beam Engine House is a great Victorian building containing a couple of reestablished 1887 Boulton Watt bar motors and pumps, while Fort Cumberland is a pentagonal formed fortification built in 1746.