Frequently Asked Questions - Falklands Tribute Standing With Giants
Questions about the exhibition:
What is different from the Standing With Giants display at Fort Nelson?
The Falklands Tribute is a separate exhibition created by charity Standing with Giants that is dedicated to the 255 military personnel and 3 civilians who lost their lives during the Falklands conflict in 1982.
These figures will be on display in and around Nothe Fort parade ground and ramparts, for visitors to walk amongst and reflect.
Not to be confused with the For Your Tomorrow exhibition, also by Standing With Giants, which is on display at Fort Nelson.
The ‘For Your Tomorrow – The People’s Tribute’ is an installation of 1,475 life-sized silhouettes, also created by charity Standing with Giants in tribute to the servicemen under British Command and 50 French Resistance Fighters who lost their lives on D-Day.
Fort Nelson has previously hosted the Falklands Tribute exhibition.
See more here: Fort Nelson | Royal Armouries
Which Standing With Giants exhibition is Nothe Fort hosting?
Nothe Fort will be hosting The Falklands Tribute by Standing With Giants between 5 – 30 November 2025.
The Falklands Tribute, created by charity Standing with Giants, includes life-sized silhouettes of the 255 military personnel and 3 civilians who lost their lives during the Falklands conflict in 1982.
These figures will be on display in and around Nothe Fort parade ground and ramparts, for visitors to walk amongst and reflect.
Not to be confused with the For Your Tomorrow exhibition, also by Standing With Giants, which is on display at Fort Nelson. See more here: Fort Nelson | Royal Armouries
Why is Fort Nelson free and we have to pay to see the Falklands Tribute at Nothe Fort?
Fort Nelson is a wonderful museum which is part of the Royal Armouries (as it the Tower of London).
The Royal Armouries are a nationally important collection which is funded directly by DCMS (central government).
Nothe Fort is voluntary run by the local charity Weymouth Civic Society.
We are run by the community for the community. We raise our income through ticket sales.
Nothe Fort is very honoured to be hosting the Falklands Tribute, and are very grateful to our sponsor Portland Port in helping us bring the Giants to Weymouth. The exhibition is free for Annual Pass Holders, and Falklands Veterans and their immediate family to see the Falklands Tribute by Standing With Giants.
How long is the Falklands Tribute by Standing With Giants open to the public?
The Falklands Tribute by Standing with Giants will be at Nothe Fort from 5th – 30th November 2025.
The Fort will be open Wednesdays – Sundays, 10am – 3pm to allow visitors to see the exhibition. This is a limited time exhibition, open for 20 days only.
Please note, the Fort will be closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
Questions about tickets:
Do I pay to visit the Falklands Tribute exhibition if I am a Falklands Veteran, or immediately family of a Falklands Veteran?
Free entry will be granted to Falklands Veterans and their immediate family members (please see below for definition of immediate family).
Anyone in the Falklands Veteran and immediate family category do not need to purchase a ticket, simply inform our Front of House team on arrival and you will be granted free entry.
We will not be asking for proof of Falklands Veteran status.
We also have a concession price of £8.95 for current serving Armed Forces personnel and Armed Forces veterans. We do not ask to see proof.
Free Entry for Falklands Veterans and their immediate family - what counts as immediate family?
Nothe Fort is granting free entry for Falklands Veterans and their immediate family during this exhibition run, 5 – 30 November.
There is no need to purchase or pre-order a ticket. Please let our Admissions team know on arrival. We do not ask for proof of veteran status.
Regarding the offer of free entry for immediate family of Falklands Veterans, this means you will have free entry if:
- you are a Falklands Veteran
- you are the spouse or partner of a Falklands Veteran
- you are the child of a Falklands Veteran
- you are the sibling (brother/sister) of a Falklands Veteran
There is also a Concession ticket price of £8.95 for other armed forces Veterans and current serving armed forces personnel that also applies to anyone over the age of 65.
Do I pay to visit the Falklands Tribute exhibition if I am a Veteran, or serving member of the Armed Forces?
Free entry will be granted to Falklands Veterans and their immediate family members (please see below for definition of immediate family).
Anyone in the Falklands Veteran and immediate family category do not need to purchase a ticket, simply inform our Front of House team on arrival and you will be granted free entry.
We will not be asking for proof of Falklands Veteran status.
We also have a concession price of £8.95 for current serving Armed Forces personnel and Armed Forces veterans. We do not ask to see proof.
Can I use my Annual Pass to visit the Falklands Tribute exhibition?
Entry to the Falklands Tribute exhibition is included in the price of admission to Nothe Fort, and is free for Annual Pass holders.
If you already have a valid Annual Pass, you will receive free entry to the Fort and the Falklands Tribute. Click here for ticket pricing information.
Free entry will also be granted to Falklands Veterans and their immediate family members (please see below for definition of immediate family).
Anyone in the Falklands Veteran and immediate family category do not need to purchase a ticket, simply inform our Front of House team on arrival and you will be granted free entry.
We will not be asking for proof of Falklands Veteran status.
We also have a concession price of £8.95 for current serving Armed Forces personnel and Armed Forces veterans. We do not ask to see proof.
How do I buy or pre-book tickets to the Falklands Exhibition?
Entry to the Falklands Tribute exhibition is included in the price of admission to Nothe Fort, and is free for Annual Pass holders.
If you already have a valid Annual Pass, you will receive free entry to the Fort and the Falklands Tribute. Click here for ticket pricing information.
Click here to buy your tickets.
You can buy your tickets on the day of your visit, if you would prefer.
Any pre-bought tickets can be validated on another day if you are not able to make the date you originally booked.
Questions about my visit:
What else is included in the Price of Admission?
Your Admission ticket grants access to all areas of the Fort that are open to the public, as well as entry to the Falklands Tribute by Standing With Giants.
There is so much to do at the Fort! You can explore the maze of underground tunnels; visit our Victorian Gun Deck; sit on our impressive WW2 gun high up on our Ramparts; discover our secret underground Nuclear Bunker or simply enjoy our stunning 360 degree views of Dorset’s Jurassic Coast.
Each Admission ticket includes a Free Annual Pass, so you may return as many times as you like for free within a 12 month period.
The Fort View Café will also be open for light refreshments during the exhibition run.
Nothe Fort has a diverse range of events throughout the years for all the family. Click here to see what events we have planned.
Where is the nearest car park to come and see the exhibition?
Nothe Fort does not have designated parking. The nearest car parks are as follows:
There are 3 Council operated pay and display car parks in Nothe Gardens,. Charges are applicable between 8am – 6pm.
196 spaces | 9 disabled | 3 motorcycle
Pay by Cash Phone Online / App Card
JustPark location no. 6208
Height restriction: No restriction
Postcode for sat nav: DT4 8UD
Just Park location No. 6208.
Duration walking to the Fort: 5 minutes
148 spaces | 5 disabled | 2 motorcycle
Pay by Card Cash Online / App Phone
JustPark location no. 6206
Height restriction: No restriction
Postcode for sat nav: DT4 8TA
Duration walking to the Fort: 15-20 minutes
We recommend 2/3 hours for a visit to Nothe Fort.
We strongly recommend downloading the app before visiting as we are on a peninsular and phone reception can sometimes be limited.
Click here for more travel information.
Postcode for sat nav: DT4 8UD
Is there anything for children to do at the Fort?
While the Fort is hosting Standing With Giants, there will be a reduction in children’s activities during November 2025.
For most of the year, the Fort is especially orientated towards children and families, and it is just for this occasion that the Fort is taking on a more sombre tone for reflection and remembrance.
The next Mouse Hunt will be running on 6th December 2025.
Is there a café at the Fort?
Yes, the Fort View Cafe will be open 10am – 3pm during the Falklands Tribute exhibition.
The Café will be offering a reduced menu of light refreshments and hot drinks.
How long does a visit to the exhibition and Nothe Fort take?
We recommend leaving yourself 2 – 3 hours to explore both the Falklands Tribute and the three levels of Nothe Fort.
There is so much to do at Nothe Fort! You can explore the maze of underground tunnels; visit our Victorian Gun Deck; sit on our impressive WW2 gun high up on our Ramparts; discover our secret underground Nuclear Bunker or simply enjoy our stunning 360 degree views of Dorset’s Jurassic Coast.
We pride ourselves on our top quality visitor experience with friendly volunteers on hand to help.