The penny slots are always a winner all year round with both Clarence Pier and South Parade Pier along Southsea seafront providing great options within the family arcades to occupy all of the family. With fun fair rides also on offer at peak times (and good weather) as well as plenty of food and drink options families who visit are definitely on to a winner. www.clarencepier.co.uk and www.southparadepier.netThe penny slots are always a winner all year round with both Clarence Pier and South Parade Pier along Southsea seafront providing great options within the family arcades to occupy all of the family. With fun fair rides also on offer at peak times (and good weather) as well as plenty of food and drink options families who visit are definitely on to a winner. www.clarencepier.co.uk and www.southparadepier.net
The penny slots are always a winner all year round with both Clarence Pier and South Parade Pier along Southsea seafront providing great options within the family arcades to occupy all of the family. With fun fair rides also on offer at peak times (and good weather) as well as plenty of food and drink options families who visit are definitely on to a winner. www.clarencepier.co.uk and www.southparadepier.net

Things to do in Portsmouth: Best things to do for families on Southsea seafront

By Steve Deeks
Published 8th May 2023, 06:00 BST
Updated 8th May 2023, 12:22 BST
Southsea seafront offers a fun and entertainment for all the family, whether you are young or old.

We are lucky to live in a place by the sea which is why people flock from far and wide to enjoy the host of attractions on offer by the seaside.

Whether you want fun and excitement or a more relaxing time there is something for everyone to enjoy. We have put together a few of the things you and your families may want to try.

Southea’s roofless Royal Garrison Church recently reopened to the public. Step inside and explore the extensive refurbishment which includes restored pews, organ pipes and regimental banners. In it’s rich history, the church has a 13th century hospital, a Tudor armoury, and the site of a royal wedding between Charles II and Catherine of Braganza in 1662. Picture: Keith Woodland

9. The Garrison Church

Southea’s roofless Royal Garrison Church recently reopened to the public. Step inside and explore the extensive refurbishment which includes restored pews, organ pipes and regimental banners. In it’s rich history, the church has a 13th century hospital, a Tudor armoury, and the site of a royal wedding between Charles II and Catherine of Braganza in 1662. Picture: Keith Woodland Photo: Keith Woodland

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Canoe Lake is a lovely place to unwind, feed the birds or indulge in a refreshing drink or ice cream.

10. Canoe Lake

Canoe Lake is a lovely place to unwind, feed the birds or indulge in a refreshing drink or ice cream. Photo: -

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Southsea Model Village is a fun way to keep the children entertained and take a trip down memory lane of some of the places that used to be in the city. Picture: Keith Woodland (170421-5)

11. Southsea Model Village

Southsea Model Village is a fun way to keep the children entertained and take a trip down memory lane of some of the places that used to be in the city. Picture: Keith Woodland (170421-5) Photo: Keith Woodland

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