In Person
Guided Walk
Meet outside the Gosport Tourist Information Centre (TIC), Bus Station, South Street, Gosport, Hampshire, PO12 1EP
Head along the waterfront south and over Haslar Bridge to view the historical Fort Blockhouse and Submarine Museum.
Hold on to your hats as you head over ‘pneumonia’ bridge, to discover more about Haslar, its significance as a Naval Hospital, and the submarine training tower. On your return, you will discover Trinity Green, ‘Pressgang Alley’ and examine the sometimes overlooked features of the High Street. Look up and down to ensure you don’t miss anything!
Gosport Voluntary Action were awarded a Heritage Fund grant to deliver an exciting programme of local historical walks, which they entitled ‘Walking Past’.
This one-year funded project (extended by a year due to Covid 19) commenced in September 2019.
The aims of the project are to:
• Inspire interest in Gosport’s built, coastal and natural heritage
• Engage local residents and visitors
• Create free, walking trails at a wide range of heritage sites that appeal to a diverse range of people
• Motivate people to become involved in and support their heritage with a variety of volunteering opportunities.
The project is culminating in HODs 2021 with all 6 walks being available to participate in.
Duration 90 minutes
OPENING TIMES
Please note that this is an Event from 2021
BOOKING DETAILS
Pre-booking: Required
ACCESS
There is Blue Badge parking in nearby car parks and accessible toilets by the Bus station. The High Street has many cafe’s and shops where you might purchase refreshments before/after walk. Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes and bring a drink.
COVID-19 Considerations
This event will run in line with local & national government guidelines at the time of the festival.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
This walk is a circular route
ORGANISED BY
GVA – Walking Past
MAP / DIRECTIONS
Meet by the TIC. Look for your Guide holding a pink HODs H sign.
