Based in the heart of Southampton and Portsmouth respectively, Southampton Central and Portsmouth Harbour form two of the four railway stations on our board. The town has a direct rail link towards Brighton, London Waterloo, Southampton Central and Portsmouth, making it an ideal commuter spot.

The town is set in the Hamble Valley, close to the River Hamble and Solent, so provides many scenic areas as well as its transport links – located close to Southampton Airport, the M27 and the M3.

Assume that Chelski and Manure are trying to outbid each other for hotels on Park Lane and Mayfair. League 2 are scratching around the utilities, train stations and maybe Old Kent Road. It goes without saying that the skates are in jail, owing money to everyone and praying for a Get Out Of Jail Free card. The firm pressed ahead with the Southampton version after the city trounced its south coast rivals by 3,062 votes to 1,427. Unique Game Board featuring a beautiful photo montage that shows off all the sights Southampton has to offer The world’s favourite family board game brings you another exciting edition of MONOPOLY – the Christmas Edition

The crown jewel and most expensive square of the Hampshire Monopoly board is the village of Burley.

The second of the yellow squares is taken up by Petersfield, another Hampshire market town just up the A3 from Portsmouth. The board will not only bring family enjoyment but also boost the city's profile of many significant landmarks within the community of Southampton. A short distance from Southampton, the market town of Romsey occupies the last of the three red squares on our Monopoly board. Gosport and Portsmouth are neighbours geographically, but they also sit next to each other on our board. A number of projects are currently taking place across the city, though. The second of the orange squares, Great Marlborough Street, is Basingstoke with properties selling at just a fraction more than Lee-on-the-Solent.

Cities, towns, counties and now, even football clubs are celebrated through these special editions of this classic family game. Featuring many of the region’s most famous landmarks and cultural icons, they make wonderful gifts, souvenirs of a trip, or great family fun with a local flavour. Old streets and narrow roads form the town centre, which surround the Norman Abbey. Broadlands, the former home of Lord Palmerston and Lord Louis Mountbatten, also forms part of the rich history of the area.UNIQUE GAME BOARD featuring a beautiful photo montage that shows off all the sights Southampton has to offer