Fareham

Fareham sits at the head of Fareham Creek in southern England, United Kingdom, where the tidal inlet forms the north-western arm of Portsmouth Harbour. A market charter granted in 1260 helped establish the town as a local trading centre, and its broad High Street remains its historic spine. Brickmaking was once a major Fareham industry, with locally made red bricks used widely across southern England. Nearby Portchester Castle preserves the walls of a late Roman fort alongside a medieval castle, while the ruins of Titchfield Abbey lie west of town. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Portsmouth Harbour and the Hampshire coast.

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