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HMS M.33

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HMS M.33
Address: Portsmouth Naval Dockyard Victory Gate , Portsmouth PO1 3LJ, POR, GB
State: POR
City: Portsmouth
Zip Code: PO1 3LJ

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Reviews
A great ship to view. It definitely feels like the least loved attraction. The ship is fun to explore but there isn’t much history to learn. No auto guides or anyone really there. There is a video but it’s not as fun learning about the ship sitting in a single metal room rather than actually going around the ship. The top level is interesting but the bottom is certainly not much to talk about. Again, it’s still a joy to see but needs a bit of TLC/modernisation. I suspect most of the money is going to HMS Victory’s renovation. I suppose M.33 isn’t pulling in as much money as the rest. But it’s still worth putting some TLC into it
There are better things to see than seeing this ship as one of your main attractions. On saying that it is still very interesting and an insight into how this ship functioned. Pity there was no audio guide with this attraction. Worth a visit though if you have the ultimate ticket.Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo wait
Incredible WW1 warship! One of my favourite ships/museums in the Dockyard, simply amazing to explore and imagine how the crew lived and what they experienced.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo wait
Less widely known than some exhibits around the Dockyard, but still a worthy ship to explore. It was both fascinating and sobering to explore and learn about M.33's role in history and the action she saw. Staff were really knowledgable and helpful.Visited onPublic holidayWait timeNo wait
Very sobering tour when it goes into detail of the ships service throughout the Gallipoli fiasco. Likewise the conditions endured insufferable heat whilst in the Mediterranean and freezing cold serving in Russia comfort was way down the list of priorities, including defence ie they were not designed to fight enemy ships....which is fine as long as no enemy ships find you Very helpful staff who readily answer a variety of questions, a lucky ship indeed together with a rather lucky ships ‍
It's amazing to think that this very ship fought in WW1 at the Battle of GALLIPOLI and is in remarkable condition considering the life it's had, plus how the men served and lived on board is quite something in itself, definitely one to add to the list.
This is one of the ships you can look around as part of the combined ticket. It isn't as famous of the others, but let's you see a slight more modern ship.Visited onWeekdayWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNo
Lovely little ship. Was very hot inside we are in a heatwave. We managed to get round it in half hour. Nice little areas inside.
Closed at 3:00 we arrived at 3:03 so pointless to drive from Kent to see more to make the most of the year ticket to find things closing early.Visited onWeekendReservation recommendedNo
Terrific experience. Great little ship. Full of history. A real survivor.
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