Landing Craft LCT 7074

Authentic and the last landing craft tank surviving. Could feel the harsh life and environment during her service. Multiple sound effects used to recreate the situation. Interesting story of the vessel after war. Helpful staff showing the way and general brief of the exhibition. Sharing entry ticket with D-day museum.

The last surviving landing craft tank from the D day landings. It carried ten tanks across the English channel to gold beach in Normandy. It's free to wander around and look at and you can go on board during opening hours as part of this new D day museum exhibition. Wonderful to have such perfectly preserved history available to educate future generations.

Miejsce warte odwiedzenia ma bardzo długa i ciekawa historię. Podczas wojny statek służył do przewozu czołgów i załogi. Zbudowany został w 1944 roku ma 57 metrów długości i może zabrać na pokład 305 ton.

The last surviving landing craft tank that took part in the D-Day operations, beautifully restored and now open to visitors. You can walk around the outside of the craft, where there's a raised viewing platform to get a closer look.During opening hours you can board the craft and look around the deck, officers' quarters and bridge. There are interactive displays that give more detail on LCT 7074's history.The LCT is open between 10:00 and 17:30 from April to September (closes 17:00 between October and March).

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A fascinating peek into history!

Free to view and learn about, a great addition to Southsea seafront!