But from VisitPortsmouth page, here are the top 10 things to go

# Spinnaker Tower
# Southsea seafront - don't miss Southsea Castle and Blue Reef Aquarium
# Portsmouth Historic Dockyard including the world famous HMS Victory, HMSWarrior 1860 and Mary Rose
# Aspex Gallery
# D-Day Museum
# Charles Dickens' Birthplace Museum
# Royal Marines Museum
# Gunwharf Quays
# Southsea Shopping
# Old Portsmouth including Portsmouth Cathedral

Where did I go?

I've just realised that I didn't went to a lot of places but down here, I am going to put some pictures and show what is in store for you in Portsmouth

We started our day by taking a view at the beach. Lovely weather and nice scenery.

Blue Reef Aquarium look small from the outside but it contains quite good collection of sea animals and some reptiles. I am particularly interested looking at the stingray, octopus, seahorse and some other ocean creatures which available only in this region.

Right after that, me and one of my friend take a bus and just go around in it. I should say that it is not really hard to get around (probably because I am used to bus system in London which is more complicated). So basically, here is some other pictures and a lil bit of explanation.

The left one of the above picture is the Southsea Castle and the right one is the tank in front of D-Day Museum. It was closed by the time I got there. But as a notice, this two place is really close from one another.

As a conclusion, Portsmouth is not really a hard place to get around. Get the map and you are off to go.

The seaview of Portsmouth