Nelson's tomb is in St Paul's Cathedral in London.
His coffin is inside a large sarcophagus in the crypt directly beneath the dome of the Cathedral.
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Where
can I see HMS Victory?
Where is Nelson's tomb?
Where is Nelson's Column?
Where can I see HMS Victory?
HMS Victory is on show and open to visitors in The Dockyard Heritage Area in
Portsmouth, England.
To get details of opening times and ticket costs you can check on the Heritage
Area's website whose address can be found in the "Links" section of the menu.
Where
is Nelson's tomb?
Nelson's tomb is in St Paul's Cathedral in London.
His coffin is inside a large sarcophagus in the crypt directly beneath the dome
of the Cathedral.
Where
is Nelson's Column?
Nelson's Column, the large monument whose foundation
stone was laid in 1840, can be seen in Trafalgar Square in London.
The statue of Nelson faces east towards the sea.
Sir Edward Landseer's four brass lions at the base of the memorial were not
placed there until 1867.