Old Town, Southampton

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An Area in the west of Southampton City centre, comprising a selection of medieval and Victorian buildings, most notably the Tudor House Museum, Merchant’s House Museum and the Maritime Museum a surprisingly quiet area noted for its architecture and snooker club.


 
Districts and suburbs of the City of Southampton
Above Bar | Bassett | Bassett Green | Bevois Valley | Bitterne | Bitterne Park | Bitterne Manor | Chartwell Green* | Chilworth* | Coxford | Freemantle | Harefield | Highfield | Lordshill | Lordswood | Mansbridge | Maybush | Midanbury | Millbrook | Northam | Nursling | New Town | Old Town | Polygon | Portswood | Redbridge | Rownhams | Shirley | Sholing | St Deny's | St Mary's | Swaythling | Totton* | Weston | Woolston
* These areas are outside the city boundary
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