Location: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Tales of piracy are brought to the fore in The National Museum of the Royal Navy's newest exhibition, Jolly Roger: A Symbol of Terror and Pride. The new exhibition tells the story of the skull and crossbones flag, commonly known as the Jolly Roger, which has been associated with pirates for centuries.
Location: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Let your little pirates loose as they captain their very own ship. This fun and light-hearted look at life onboard comes complete with eye patches, wooden legs and deadly armaments ready for you to take into battle with the enemy.
Discover the patter of pirate talk and learn the lingo, decide your fate on the wheel of misfortune and get to grips with the rules of the pirate code – otherwise you might be taking a trip to Davey Jones’ Locker.
Location: The National Musuem of the Royal Navy at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Location: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Location: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Location: Every Wednesday in June at Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Gosport
Location: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Locations: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Location: The Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Gosport
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