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Father's Day

When
  • Sunday 6 September from 10am to 4pm
Cost

Free

Celebrate Father's Day at the Maritime Museum for free!

Bring your dad or carer along and they'll receive a complimentary See It All ticket when accompanied by a paying visitor. 

It's the perfect opportunity to explore everything the museum has to offer, from stepping aboard historic tall ships and naval vessels to enjoying exciting exhibitions and kids' activities.

Treat Dad to something special at HarbourWatch cafe with specials and receive 15% of in the Museum shop.

Tickets available in person, on Sunday 6 September

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