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Local tourist spot suggestions Bournemouth

Russel-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum

An art gallery and museum of decorative arts.

Compton Acres

A series of separate and distinct gardens.

Brownsea Island

An island with two ornithological reserves.

Old Harry Rocks

A scenic stretch of unusual coastline.

Hotels: Bournemouth

Royal Exeter Hotel

The Royal Exeter Hotel is an ideal base for exploring Bournemouth and Dorset's delightful countryside. Bournemouth's beaches, the pier, promenade, shops and Bournemouth International Centre are just ...

Bournemouth International Hotel

The Bournemouth International Hotel is located behind the Bournemouth International Centre. On West Cliff we have excellent sea views and easy access to the beach. We do not take Stag or Hen groups. ...

Trouville Hotel

This prominent hotel is situated in the heart of Bournemouth, just 5 minutes' walk from the bustling town centre, beaches and gardens.With its recently refurbished Art Deco Le Cafè Bar and Deauville ...

Arlington Hotel

Overlooking the beautiful award-winning Bournemouth Central Gardens, the hotel is ideally positioned away from noise of the town centre, yet within easy reach of all amenities and attractions.Set mid...

Local restaurant suggestions Bournemouth

Collingwood

Effusively decorative dining room.

Echoes

Spacious candlelit conservatory dining room.

Bournemouth Highcliff Marriott

Secure a bay view table in elegant formal restaurant.

West Beach

Seafood restaurant on the beach, with folding glass doors and a decked terrace. Busy - particularly at lunch. Fish and shellfish caught locally; some in front of restaurant.
 
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Bournemouth has been a renowned Summer and Winter resort since the 19C. The town and its seafront are endowed with two piers, the pavilion (now a theatre), as well as always colourful public gardens. Bournemouth also has numerous hotels, shops and leisure facilities.