Southampton by private jet Estimated flight time from Paris : 0h45
The port of Southampton sits on a peninsula between the mouths of the Test and Itchen Rivers and boasts one of the largest natural harbors in the world. The city also hosts numerous museums and cultural events, such as the Southampton International Film Festival.
Just south of the city center, Southampton’s old town features many unique landmarks associated with famous residents, including William the Conqueror, Henry V, William Shakespeare, the Pilgrim Fathers, Isaac Watts, and Jane Austen.
No description of Southampton would be complete without mentioning its majestic medieval walls. The best views of these fortifications can be found from the Western Esplanade, also home to the Wind Whistle Tower. A little further along stands the breathtaking medieval church of St. Michael’s, the oldest building still in use in the city.
Art and history enthusiasts will appreciate the SeaCity Museum, which tells the story of Southampton’s people and their connection to Britain’s maritime heritage. Its “Titanic Story” exhibition explores the city’s deep ties with the legendary ship. Nearby, the Southampton City Art Gallery houses a collection of over 3,000 works, featuring old masters and British artists from 1750 to the present day, as well as a remarkable selection of ceramics.
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Routes and flight times
For reference:
- Paris -> Southampton: 00h45
- Madrid -> Southampton: 01h50
- Stockholm -> Southampton: 02h30
- Istanbul -> Southampton: 03h40
Destination Airport:
Southampton Airport
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A short drive southwest of Southampton Airport brings you to the stunning New Forest, a vast, tranquil woodland beloved by locals. A bit further afield, you’ll find the National Motor Museum — one of the largest in the world. Its impressive exhibitions include the official collection of original James Bond vehicles, other famous movie cars such as Harry Potter’s flying Ford Anglia, and custom-made creations from the television show Top Gear.
