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Could anybody personally recommend me some things to do in Weymouth during the month of June besides Abbotsbury; fishing; costal walks; shopping etc?
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There is a Sealife centre in Weymouth, about 15 minutes walk from the town centre. You can also visit Portland which is not too far away.
If you have a car, you could go to Monkey World or the Tank Museum both near Wool. A little further away is Corfe Castle and the Swanage Railway. There is also the deserted village from the Second World War (name escapes me, but it's near Wool), which is quite interesting and somewhere different to walk around.
Dorchester is not too far away, but admittedly there's just shops there. There is a Maize Maze nearby, towards Abbotsbury I think.
Back into Wemouth and there is Brewer's Quay which has some local independent shops and the museam which is quite good. Then there is Nothe Fort which is worth a visit.
Given it's the summer season, I'm sure Joe Pasquale is back on at the Pavillion again!
Finally, if you're feeling adventurous, how about a day trip to the Channel Islands on the Condor.....!
Not sure for whom/ages you're asking for but it's a few suggestions anyway. I'll be in Weymouth myself in June (not that that is an attraction!).
If you have a car, you could go to Monkey World or the Tank Museum both near Wool. A little further away is Corfe Castle and the Swanage Railway. There is also the deserted village from the Second World War (name escapes me, but it's near Wool), which is quite interesting and somewhere different to walk around.
Dorchester is not too far away, but admittedly there's just shops there. There is a Maize Maze nearby, towards Abbotsbury I think.
Back into Wemouth and there is Brewer's Quay which has some local independent shops and the museam which is quite good. Then there is Nothe Fort which is worth a visit.
Given it's the summer season, I'm sure Joe Pasquale is back on at the Pavillion again!
Finally, if you're feeling adventurous, how about a day trip to the Channel Islands on the Condor.....!
Not sure for whom/ages you're asking for but it's a few suggestions anyway. I'll be in Weymouth myself in June (not that that is an attraction!).
Before you go,suggest you read 'Moonfleet'
by J.Mead Falkner - a great smuggling yarn.
Then visit Fleet, near Weymouth, and have a
pint in the 'Why Not ?' bar, in the Moonfleet
Manor. See there also the diminutive hamlet
of Fleet, with its tiny church and its connection
with Blackbeard.
On the road from Weymouth to Dorchester is
Maiden Castle, the gigantic Iron Age hillfort. Quite
amazing.
While you are in the vicinity go and see the rather
rude Cerne Giant, carved into the hillside at
Cerne Abbas, but don't try to explain it to the kids.
by J.Mead Falkner - a great smuggling yarn.
Then visit Fleet, near Weymouth, and have a
pint in the 'Why Not ?' bar, in the Moonfleet
Manor. See there also the diminutive hamlet
of Fleet, with its tiny church and its connection
with Blackbeard.
On the road from Weymouth to Dorchester is
Maiden Castle, the gigantic Iron Age hillfort. Quite
amazing.
While you are in the vicinity go and see the rather
rude Cerne Giant, carved into the hillside at
Cerne Abbas, but don't try to explain it to the kids.
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