Located down at the hard Interchange is the First Bus Travel shop. It's the place where you can…read morepick up all the bus timetables, speak to them about bus stuff and check for lost property. They also do national express coach stuff, and the stops just outside the door. You can also find out about holidays and day trips and other travel stuff. They sell a few bits and bobs there. I got a plug adapter which I needed for a trip to France.

The lady in the Portsmouth tourism center at the Hard always goes above and beyond helping people I…read moreuse the bus station a few times a week and she is spot on. I think her name is Lesley. 10/10

This is just a stones throw away from Portsmouth's historic dockyard and spinnaker tower so no…read moreprizes for guessing which attractions feature prominently in the leaflets available from here. I've lived in Pompey previously so though I know some of the usual tourist traps it was useful to visit this place and find out about a few of the more obscure places to visit. They have details about a range of attractions which you can visit for free - such as the museum and butterfly house by the golf course / boating lake. If you are a tourist in Portsmouth this is conveniently located by two of the big tourist attractions. The staff are knowledgable and helpful.

Went on a cruise day out - Isle of Wight Garlic Festival on a Sunday, price around £34.00. Ferry to…read moreRyde, walk along the pier, catch coach, drop off at the Festival, ticket included, pick up & return ferry journey. The driver gave a commentary on the way there & back, on the return journey went a slightly different way. All booked through the Gosport Ferry Website. Coffee, Booze & snacks available.