A lively, modern city with a strong connection to the sea. It’s been a major seaport for the UK for centuries and is famous for many things including the departure of the doomed Titanic on her maiden passenger voyage. The historical coastal town has an abundance of activities, events, places to shop, eat and socialise, as well as a fascinating history to explore.

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Southampton Base Camps

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Brighton & Hove Southampton

Located between the host cities of Brighton and Southampton, this countryside base camp pairing offers comfort and privacy.

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Portsmouth

Southampton

Situated on the coast near Southampton, a modern Village Hotel is paired with the local university’s sports facilities.

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Southampton Eastleigh

Southampton

A newly-opened Village hotel is paired with the Hampshire FA’s modern football facility, complete with its performance-quality grass pitches.

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Southampton Harbour

Southampton

Located on Southampton marina, the luxurious Harbour Hotel is paired with the Hampshire FA’s Stoneham Lane Football Complex.

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St. Mary’s Stadium is home to Southampton FC. It holds 32,000 fans and opened in 2001. The name honours St. Mary’s Church, located near the stadium, whose members founded what eventually became Southampton FC. In 2018 more than 25,000 fans watched a FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifier there between England and Wales.

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