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Things to do in Bournemouth, UK
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items Holidaying in Bournemouth? Visiting for a City Break? Find places to visit and things to do in this list.
Most beautiful Victorian Museum outside of London. If you love dressing up in Victorian/Edwardian period outfits, this is definitely the place for you!
Home - Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
5 stars for this one. The most beautiful Theatre in the area with comfortable seating, and some of the best acoustics around. It's not just about plays or shows as they hold a monthly tea dance in the summer and Antique/Vintage fairs.
Home | Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre
Fantastic place for the young and adventurous
RockReef Indoor Climbing Activity Centre on Bournemouth Pier
For the Brave and Bold amongst us. Awesome views out to sea from the top of the tower and incredible trip on the the beach. Easy access from Bournemouth Pier.
PierZip at RockReef on Bournemouth Pier | Zip Line Attraction ...
Summer Saturdays and Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays. A really fun artisan makers market with good parking in the Bournemouth Pavilion and other spots by the beach. If you're looking for original artworks, or genuine handmade items for your home, take a look at the market by the Aviary. Tables and chairs available for a quiet sit down in the sunshine to admire the birds too.
Westover Gardens Art and Makers Market - BCP Council
Watch the Penguins, and even help feed them at the Oceanarium just up from the Pier at Bournemouth. Rays and Turtles as well as other species are well displayed in huge tanks, that are easy to see … and then there's the tunnel, where you have an under the sea experience as you walk with the fish swimming over and around you,
Visit Bournemouth Aquarium in UK | Bournemouth Oceanarium
For just a £1 or two you can cross on foot from Sandbanks to the stunning beach at Studland. Take the car and it's just £5.40.
The Middle and Knoll beaches also have lovely cafes where you have a view of the waves. Wheelchairs adapted for the sand can be hired from the National Trust at Knoll beach. And the Naturist area is a long walk away, if you don't want to go there.
The Middle and Knoll beaches also have lovely cafes where you have a view of the waves. Wheelchairs adapted for the sand can be hired from the National Trust at Knoll beach. And the Naturist area is a long walk away, if you don't want to go there.
Timetable - Sandbanks Ferry