Known as the Cruise Capital of Europe, Southampton's heritage is firmly marine-based. Most famously known as the port from whih the Titanic set sail on its fateful voyage, the city boasts hundreds of years of maritime history. Over four million people visit Southampton each year, and, with an impressive offering of culture, art galleries, music venues, parks and attractions, it is rightly seen as the jewel on England's south coast.

Famous for the birthplace of the iconis Spitfire, visitors can visit the iconic wartime Spitfire at the Solent Sky Museum and travel through than 800 years of all things Southampton at Tudor House & Garden.

The presence of such a thriving student population enhances Southampton’s nightlife. Take your favourite spirits along to unique cocktail bar, Bring & Mix and they will do the rest for you! Elsewhere, Overdraft is a big hit amongst craft ale enthusiasts, while The Stags Head and The Social are regular student haunts. Why not visit The Brook, a fantastic live music venue that has helped launch many local bands and even hosted Steven Seagal and his blues band.