Westquay is home to over 100 brands, including major department stores, John Lewis & Partners and Marks & Spencer as well as iconic stores Victoria's Secret, Zara, Schuh, Apple, Hollister, Lego and Tommy Hilfiger. 

Westquay also offers a fantastic dining experience with a wide choice of restaurants to cater to all tastes, whether you fancy authentic Japanese at Wagamama, classical pizzas at Franco Manca or fresh, juicy burgers at Byron Burger. 

Westquay's dining and leisure development has brought an array of fantastic restaurants to the city, alongside a 10-screen luxury Showcase cinema de Lux and 12-lane Hollywood Bowling alley.

COVID.

Following the latest update from the Government, from Saturday 26th December, only essential retail stores and services will be open at Westquay. 

The following stores are open as essential retail and services:

• Marks & Spencer - https://www.west-quay.co.uk/shop/marksand-spencer
• Metrobank - https://www.west-quay.co.uk/shop/metro-bank
• Vision Express - https://www.west-quay.co.uk/shop/vision-express
• Restaurants & cafés open for takeaway/delivery please  go to - https://www.west-quay.co.uk/news/welcome-food
• Click & Collect Service - https://www.west-quay.co.uk/news/click-and-collect. 

The opening hours for these retailers may be different to normal, so please visit the retailer’s individual page on this website before travelling to Westquay. 

Useful Services:

A range of handy services and facilities are available within Westquay Shopping Centre. From an extensive underground parking garage with around 4,000 spaces, to shop mobility with hireable electric scooters to help you get around. Restrooms can be found on the upper parking level as well as in the dining terrace. Handy information points can be found on the Lower and Upper shopping levels, as well as cash points on every floor. Westquay customers can now access Ikea from level 7 of the Multi-Storey Car Park.

Westquay North

Westquay South

Please do check with individual restaurants and Showcase Cinema de Lux for individual opening hours.

There is also a café and shop, which can be enjoyed by visitors without needing to pay for admission to the museum proper. The café is conveniently located on the ground floor.

Permanent Exhibitions at SeaCity Museum

Southampton’s Titanic Story

The main area of SeaCity Museum tells the story of the impact on Southampton of the sinking in 1912 of the White Star liner Titanic. Through a fascinating 1:25 scale, interactive model of the ship, visitorsof all ages are given an insight into the lives of the crew aboard the Titanic, many of whom were Southampton residents.

Gateway to the World

Using the city’s unique historic collections this permanent display recounts the stories of people who have departed from or arrived in the port of Southampton over the last 200,000 years, from the earliest settlers to the stories of people living in the city today.

Temporary special exhibitions

The Pavilion at SeaCity Museum is home to a rolling programme of special exhibitions so there is something new to see when you visit. See our website for more information.

Opening Hours

SeaCity Museum is open 7 days a week, 10am – 5pm including Bank Holidays.

We suggest that you allow between two and three hours to explore SeaCity Museum. We close at 5pm, so it’s best to arrive before 3pm so you can enjoy the full experience at your leisure. Unfortunately there will be no entry after 4pm.