See the world go round
Below
are some unique views of the South. These shots are 360 panoramic views. They
allow you to use the mouse to zoom around and imagine you're actually there. Or,
you could have a look at our live webcams
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 | | Spinnaker
Tower, Portsmouth
Enjoy
the view 143 metres above Portsmouth from the top of the Spinnaker Tower - which
is still under construction. |
 | | Isle
Of Wight Rock Festival
Thousands
of music fans rocked in the sunshine with Bryan adams, The Thrills Paul Weller,
Starsailor and other top rocksters. |
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Winchester
Cathedral
Once the religious centre of
ancient Britain, Winchester Cathedral is still as imposing
as ever. Take a tour through the grand interior. |
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We
Love... Homelands
35,000
people crammed into the Matterley Bowl in Winchester for
17 hours of music from some of the world's finest DJs.
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 | | Beaulieu
Road, New Forest
Beaulieu
Road is one of the New Forest's famous roads, heading towards, or away from, the
historic town of Beaulieu - home of the Montagu family since 1558. |
 | | New
Forest Glade
The
area now known as the "New Forest" was once dense woodland. By 300AD the New Forest
had become host to a thriving Roman pottery industry. |
 | | Town
Quay, Southampton
Town
Quay, with its marina and popular bars is a chic and increasingly popular destination
for visitors to Southampton. See also the BBC Southampton Travel
Cameras |
 | | Lepe
Lepe
occupies a narrow stretch of land adjoining the Solent, just west of Southampton
Water and south of the New Forest, and lies within an area of outstanding natural
beauty. |
 | | Calshot
Calshot,
at the mouth of Southampton Water, was home to one of Henry VIII's forts. Its
three-storey keep and outer curtain wall gave it full command of its position. |
 | | Fort
Nelson
Fort
Nelson is one of the great forts built around Portsmouth in the 1860s to guard
the Dockyard from the threat of French invasion. |
 | | Portsdown
Hill
Portsdown
Hill is a chalk escarpment 120 metres high and 8 km long immediately to the north
of Portsmouth. It is an excellent vantage point with spectacular views. |
 | | Southsea
Beach
The seafront is one of the most popular areas in Portsmouth. The beach stretches
along the whole southern end of Portsea Island from Old Portsmouth to Eastney.
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 | | Southsea
Castle
Southsea
Castle was built by Henry VIII between 1544 and 1545 to protect Portsmouth and
its Royal dockyard from a possible French attack. |  | | Southsea
Common
Southsea
Common is the venue for the Portsmouth and Southsea Show in August and many other
events throughout the year. |  | | Southsea
Wall
The
external wall of Southsea Castle. The sea-ward side is in its original position,
but the northern side was completely rebuilt in 1814. | | | Top
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