Must See Sights and Landmarks in Weymouth Harbour Area

"These museums will give you enough to do in Bournemouth and Poole while you’re visiting, great for summer days and rainy days!. If you’re bored of museums I’d suggest visiting the Bournemouth Upside Down House for a giggle and then grab something to eat in Bournemouth town. If you’re looking for more Bournemouth attractions do let us know and we’ll try our best to help!"

"Named the best beach in the United Kingdom, the Central Beaches are the pride and joy of the town. Stroll 10 minutes through the Lower Gardens and you’ll reach Pier Approach, the gateway to the action. Heaving in the summer time, scramble for a patch of golden sand to plant your towel on and bask in the sun."

"The 62-metre spire of this graceful Gothic Revival church is a landmark for Bournemouth. St Peter’s was designed by George Edmund Street, most famous for the Royal Courts of Justice at the strand in London, while a few stars of Victorian architecture contributed to the interior. The chancel is particularly rich and has frescoes and stained glass by the feted Clayton and Bell workshop."

"The Weymouth tower is an observation tower which offers picturesque 360 degree views of the Weymouth bay. The spot is known for its panoramic views and beautiful scenery in the place. The place can be enjoyed with friends and family and is a must visit for any traveller."

"Weymouth Harbour is a picturesque harbour at the seaside town of Weymouth in Dorset, southern England. It has a 17th-century waterfront. Museum • Sightseeing • Harbor"

"A post shared by Dominic.S (@dominic.s.photography.uk) on Feb 4, 2020 at 7:56am PST. The Square is Bournemouth’s shopping centre and, in many ways, it’s the town’s hub. The Square is entirely pedestrianised, and street artists regularly perform here."

"Built between 1860 to 1872 Nothe Fort was constructed to defend the military base at Portland Harbour, a man made harbour which itself was completed in 1872 and was at the time the world's largest. Located opposite Weymouth Harbour the elevated fort was built on three levels, one for the magazine for ammunition storage a second for cannons and sleeping quarters and a third for firing weapons from. The fort built in the shape of a D also features a large courtyard that is used for public events."

"Today Nothe Fort is a popular visitor location for the town with plenty to see and do. Current admission prices are £8 adults, £7 Senior Citizens, £2 children (under 5’s free). There is plenty to do at Nothe Fort for the whole family including a step back into history, regular events happening throughout the year, fort artillery firing on alternate Sundays through the year and lots of activities for children."

"Nothe Fort is a fort in Weymouth, Dorset, England, situated at the end of the Nothe Peninsula, which juts eastwards from the town of Weymouth, and Weymouth Harbour, into the sea to the north of the ex-military Portland Harbour. Sightseeing • Top attraction • Museum • Historical place • History museum • Military museum"

"Sandworld is an entertainment and display based centre in the city and is loved by travellers and locals alike. The place is known for its real looking sand sculptures and intricate artwork on sand. Be a part of the whole experience and be amazed at the craftsmanship and the whole theme of the place."

"Sandworld is Weymouth’s first sand sculpture festival and one of the few in the UK. As well as the amazing sand sculptures, you are able to have a go yourself with the tools provided. Admission prices are currently £7.75 for adults, £5.75 for children (a discount given for advance ticket purchases)."

"Unveiled in 2009 as “a beacon of hope”, the RNLI Memorial honours those lost at sea while saving the lives of others – allowing them to be named and remembered together. The memorial is a constant reminder of the risk, heroism and sacrifice that is offered by lifeboat crew members, lifeguards and supporters every day. It acts as a source of inspiration and motivation for potential new members."

"This memorial is dedicated to the brave and selfless lifeboat and rescue crews who have volunteered acts of heroism in order to save others. The memorial is not only designed to honor local crews, but also others in local communities, and this is the only place where they are all named together. It’s a beautiful reminder of those who were lost at sea to save the lives of others."

"Sandsfoot Castle was completed in the 1500’s on the orders of Henry VIII as a defence, alongside Portland Castle. The castle was damaged early on by the sea, however remained as a Royal Castle until after the Civil War. After many many years, the castle was renovated with the help of the heritage lottery fund by the Friends of Sandsfoot Castle and Weymouth Council to conserve it for the future."

"Sandsfoot Castle in Weymouth is one of the most beautiful castles in the city. Though only the ruins remain in the place now, Sandsfoot castle has always been a hot spot for tourist exploration. Take some time out and visit the Heneiciian castle to be mesmerised by its beauty and charm."

"Sandsfoot Castle is an artillery fort constructed in about 1539 on the order of King Henry VIII. It formed part of the King’s device programme to protect against invasion and… Read More"

"Outside of Bournemouth in Wimbourne Minster is the brilliant Wimbourne Model Town and Gardens. The town has been built to 1/10 scale and features over 100 different shop fronts, set in a 1950s world. Toddlers will probably love the absurdity of such miniature realism, as well as enjoy the other attractions like Wendy Street — an enclosed play area specifically for younger kids."

"Maumbury Rings in Dorchester is the site of a large Neolithic henge created around 5,000 years ago. While its origins are unclear, historians have discovered that it was later repurposed by the Romans as an amphitheatre. Hosting 10,000 strong, the henge was used for Roman ‘entertainment’ – namely gladiator fights and executions."

"Maumbury Rings is a Neolithic henge in the south of the town of Dorchester. In Roman times it was modified for use as an amphitheatre and to this day it is still used as a venue for open-air concerts and festivals. Page 1 of 3|2|3|Next"

"Maumbury Rings is a Neolithic henge in the south of the town of Dorchester. In Roman times it was modified for use as an amphitheatre and to this day it is still used as a venue for open-air concerts and festivals."

"The Queens Hotel commands a prominent position on the East Cliff of Bournemouth, only a short walk to the town centre and zig-zag path that leads down to the seven miles of golden sandy beach. 109 en-suite bedrooms and deluxe suites (subject to availability), imaginative menus, attentive and professional staff, town centre location and close to the sea. Free parkign an Wi-Fi for all guests."

"Hotel facilities at the Queens Hotel and Spa include a large restaurant, quiet lounge area, bar with 55 inch TV for sporting events and spa with six treatment rooms. You will also discover a heated indoor pool, jacuzzi and sauna available for guests to use. Check out the latest Tripadvisor reviews"

"When I first moved to Poole, this restaurant used to be my place to go for a gourmet dinner. Back then it was called The Rising Sun. A couple of years after it got sold to the Brewhouse and Kitchen chain, but they have kept the chefs, so the food remained at the same high quality."

"Brewhouse & Kitchen is one of the best British restaurants in Bournemouth, offering everything from hearty Sunday roasts through to wholesome brunch plates. This place isn't just a haven for all things pub grub though, as it regularly hosts brewery experience days."

"Head to Brewhouse & Kitchen where you'll find cute, colourful beach huts, outdoor seating and a vast selection of drinks. Expect over 50 craft beers, a thirst-quenching gin list and some great wine."