Due to COVID sickness within our teams we are sometimes required to close our attractions and sites at short notice.
Whilst all efforts will be made to avoid closures and to contact ticket holders ahead of visits we do ask you to check our Facebook and Twitter accounts for details of closures.
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.
Pre-booking is advised, and visitors must wear masks for their safety and the safety of others, unless exempt. Find The Latest COVID-19 Updates Here.
Adopt an Object and join us on our #5MillionMission!
Help the new Royal Marines Museum share the stories of its historic collections. The Adopt an Object scheme will offer the opportunity to put your name to some of the most interesting, informative and educational artefacts in our collection.
From 2019 to the opening of the new museum, we will offer the opportunity to put your name to some of the most interesting, informative and educational items in our collection.
The new Royal Marines Museum, at the very heart of Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, will place the 354-year history of the Royal Marines firmly within the story of the Royal Navy. For the first time the story of the Royal Marines a national story, but also a story with impact across the globe will be told in a building appropriate to its scale.
Read more about the #5MillionMission here.
Lewis Machine Gun
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Trench Mirror
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A chromolithograph of the Battle of Tamai
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Telescope belonging to Lieutenant Dowell VC
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Brass Lamp
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Pistol
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Kaisers Cup
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Emergency D-Day Ration Tin
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Diary belonging to Sgt George Russell
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England Rugby Cap
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Bass Drum
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Delay Fuses
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