Hms Warrior 1860

Fans of Victoria Schofield have something to look forward to at an upcoming book talk onboard. Victoria will be discussing her new book, 'With The Royal Navy In War and Peace' on Friday 22 March from 11.30 am - 1pm. The talk is free to those with a valid attraction ticket. Find out more about the talk here: https://bit.ly/2TVcSLL

“Sir we have won a great victory, but we have lost Lord Nelson!”
Join us to celebrate the arrival of the HMS Pickle bringing news of the great victory of Trafalgar and the great loss of Admiral Lord Nelson. Enjoy a hearty meal whilst listening to Vice Admiral Collingwood’s dispatches regailing the tales of the battle, and the sorrow of Lord Nelson’s death.
Guests are invited onboard to begin their evening with a traditional rum tot on the Officers Half Deck, surrounded by hi...storic 370 Enfield rifles and Navy Colt Revolvers. Guests will be called to dinner on the Main Gun Deck where they can enjoy a glass of wine whilst seated at the original mess tables, alongside sixty-eight pounder-guns.
With entertainment inside a traditional Georgian mess and remember this momentous day in true Royal Navy style.
Your ticket includes a rum tot on arrival, ½ bottle of wine per person and a three-course dinner.
19:00 Boarding & reception drinks 20:00 Dinner 23:45 Carriages
Dress black tie or nautical costume
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Get your dancing shoes and your best pirate party outfit (if you want) for the ultimate themed Christmas party onboard HMS Warrior. Join us on Friday 6 December, Saturday 7 December, Friday 14 December and Saturday 20 December.
Our special baubles and buccaneers event is perfect for your work's Christmas party or group as you step onboard Queen Victoria's favourite ship.
Enjoy a delicious mulled wine or hot cider on arrival as you take in the glorious surroundings, lit up b...y Christmas illuminations. Guests will enjoy 1/2 a bottle of wine per person on each table as well as a sumptuous three course meal.
Get the party started with your pirate hat and sword at the ready for a night you'll never forget.
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HMS Warrior is closed for essential maintenance today. We're currently undergoing restoration works which requires us to access all areas of the ship. We'll also be closed on Tuesday 22 January. We look forward to welcoming you onboard then.

Have you bought your ticket for Trafalgar Night yet?
With a three-course meal, sea shanties and you dine and live entertainment from The Little Big Band, join us to celebrate Nelson's famous victory in style.
Book your tickets for either the 19th or 20th October: https://bit.ly/2uZQbuA

Looking for an unusual gift idea for the rum lover in your life? Book tickets today for a dining experience like no other https://goo.gl/oBYbVo
On 31 August, come aboard HMS Warrior 1860 to learn about the history of the ship, the heritage of the rum and the Royal Navy’s unique connection to the liquor along.
Then enjoy a splendid meal on the pride of Queen Victoria's navy, accompanied by musical entertainment throughout the night.

HMS Warrior 1860 figurehead in the dockyard in the early 20th century.
Come and see HMS Warrior1860 at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. Buy Annual All Attraction tickets online and receive 20% off: historicdockyard.co.uk/tickets-and-offers

LIVE: Watch as The Queen formally commissions HMS Queen Elizabeth into the Royal Navy.
Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is open for free today to celebrate.

Important Notice for Warrior Association Members: Please look out for the email which we sent out to you today regarding this year’s membership renewals. It is an exciting opportunity to enjoy additional exclusive benefits.
If you're not part of the Warrior Association Members but would like to be a member of the National Museum of the Royal Navy please find more information here: https://www.nmrn.org.uk/membership

Did you know that HMS Warrior 1860 was once called Vernon III?
Find out more about HMS Warrior 1860 here: http://www.historicdockyard.co.uk/…/att rac…/hms-warrior-1860
Get your Annual All Attraction Ticket here: http://www.historicdockyard.co.uk/tickets -and-offers

Would you like to be part of something amazing? Would you like to volunteer? We've launched DIVE, a brand new initiative to get people involved in naval heritage at the National Museum of the Royal Navy. You could volunteer in heritage and our collections team as part of our daily digital challenges.
You can sign up here: http://nmrn.volunteermakers.org

Ahoy me hearties! Avast! It's #TalkLikeAPirateDay today! Savvy?
Now you scallywags can download our pack and learn to speak just like the rest of the crew! Arrrrrrgh! With jokes, activities and a selection of phrases, you'll be sure to be speaking like a pirate in no time!
https://www.nmrn.org.uk/talk-like-a-pirat e

The perfect Christmas gift for those of you who attended our rum ceremony? Carry on your rum education! #NavyRum
https://shop.nmrn.org.uk/…/the-curious- bartenders-rum-revol…

We are proud to support Portsmouth Pride!

Thank you Waitrose in Southsea for raising £310 for HMS Warrior 1860.
If you would like to raise money for HMS Warrior 1860 you can send an email to fundraising@nmrn.org.uk

What a fantastic shot of HMS Warrior taken by Petty Officer Owen Cooban!
Have you been to see her in person? You can get 20% off your all attraction if you buy your tickets online: http://www.historicdockyard.co.uk/tickets -and-offers

Thank you to one our Quartermasters on board for this fantastic footage of the new aircraft carrier, HMS Queen Elizabeth, coming past Warrior and arriving at its new home. What an amazing experience!
Why not come and visit Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and see Britain's largest ever warship. You can get tickets here: http://bit.ly/1IJCquh

We took our young sons, oldest 3 1/2 years old, he loved it, very friendly staff, place to put buggy and explore on foot the ship.

We missed this one last year so, as our tickets are still valid, we needed to visit. Fantastic that Sir John Smith was able to buy her for £1 so that she could be renovated and not scrapped. Even though the crew still had the same style of living quarters as the Victory, it had the feeling of being far more spacious. The twin-cylinder coal-fired engine is enormous. The hull is clad with 4.5" thick iron and 18" of teak. It is built around an impenetrable (in its day) iron box. Warrior is the missing link between the wooden ships and the battleships of the first and second world wars. Very knowledgable, ex-navy tour guides. Well worth the visit.

We had such an amazing experience at HMS Warrior yesterday. Trevor took the time to speak to my daughters about the ship and the life of a sailor. This included trying the sailors hammock. My girls were hanging on his word and were able to recall all of the information that he shared. Thank you so very much we will be back soon

Diane. Will be recommending to all

We had our Wedding on the Warrior, and it was absolutely perfect! The team were amazing, very helpful and supportive. The attention to detail was impeccable! Thank you for helping to make our Wedding perfect!

My daughter had her wedding to Charlie Cole on HMS Warrior on August 22nd 2015. It was an amazing day enjoyed by every one we all wished we could do it all again. I can thoroughly recommend HMS Warrior for weddings

Lovely wedding venue organiser very good shame the reception staff couldn't be more sympathetic or even helpful trying to get an 82yr old and 88yr old down to the ship in the pouring rain perhaps a covered walkway could be provided in future luckily they let the bridal party drive down the jetty

Have had an annual pass for the dockyard for a few years and have loved visiting all the ships there with the family. Visited today just me and my daughter as for a school project she had to write about a Portsmouth ship and chose the Warrior. All the volunteers we spoke with were so helpful and spent so much time with us giving her loads of extra information for her project and she even got to have a go in a hammock. (Apparently even the grown ups could have had a go!). Fantastic weather certainly helped us get a lot of pictures too! Thanks to the volunteers we talk to today (sorry I didn't make a note of any names)

Had our wedding on here in September 2015, ceremony and dinner. This year we had a dinner party too, amazing place, always will be in our heart.

Had a great night at the Warriorfest 2018. Looking forward to next year.

Had Trafalgar Day dinner on the Warrior, it is a fantastic place for a function and the staff are excellent, friendly and helpful. The food was delicious and the hole evening was great

Forget all the other ships this is the one to visit.

We visited it years ago and it was good then but even better now that more has been added. The volunteers on board are both knowledgeable and friendly there was ongoing restoration work going on when we visited but it didn't detract from the overall experience.

Excellent visit as per usual. You can really see the Navy's direction towards the modern iron and steel ship era. Well worth the return visits 😊

Excellent piece of engineering ahead of its time sadly floating in a sewer

Brilliant ship to visit, full of history and well worth a visit. Super place for a Wedding!! We had a wonderful time on board when our son got married there last year.

Attended the mine warfare association 10th anniversary on board

Lovely dinner and great to catch up with old friends

Always a pleasure to visit this ship with such a great history. The kids enjoyed it as much as we did. They even got some lessons on why a gun is rifled and got to try a hammock for size. Great place to visit

Very interesting, but not much information around to tell you about what's on display, I believe they are in the midst of some restoration & there will be lighting & audio displays.

I would advise not to use the cafe, the staff in there don't seem to know what they're doing, after a long wait we ordered tea & flapjacks, it eventually came on a filthy plate, it was disgusting, we didn't complain at the time but I know we should have, looking round afterwards we noticed that there was nowhere in that kitchen to wash anything, not at all hygienic.

There was about to be a wedding aboard the Warrior so that added an extra fun dimension to our exploration of the ship. We've been to a formal dinner once before, so this visit was a reminder of that occasion. The Warrior is a great piece of history - and not so crowded to explore as her sister ship at Portsmouth!

Great example of 1st generation metal warships but definitely lacking in information and which way people should proceed around.