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Built on the site of the city’s former commercial docks, Ocean Village has transformed from a busy industrial port into Southampton's premier deep-water marina complex. Situated on the eastern edge of the city centre where the River Itchen meets Southampton Water, the area is defined by its mix of modern residential blocks and glassy office spaces that overlook a forest of masts. It’s a practical spot for those who appreciate being near the water without leaving the city; you have the boutique cinema and a handful of reliable restaurants right on the promenade, while the historic ruins and independent pubs of the Old Town are only a ten-minute walk away. While the 1980s saw the initial redevelopment, the recent addition of the city’s tallest building and the distinctive five-star hotel - shaped like a cruise liner - has shifted the skyline significantly. It remains a functional, breezy corner of Southampton that feels distinct from the main shopping district, offering a clear view of the massive cruise ships that still frequent the nearby berths.