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Agglestone Rock is a large rock weighing approximately 400 tonnes. The rock is situated close to Studland bay and just a few minutes drive from Corfe Castle.

Kimmeridge Bay is a pebble beach in Purbeck, Dorset. It’s part of the Jurassic coast and a favourite retreat for diving, fossil hunting and hiking.

The village of Corfe sits below the imposing ruins of Corfe Castle. A much photographed beauty, the current castle dates from the 11th century and has a colourful past.

Christchurch is named after its centrepiece – the grand priory church. Set between the rivers Stour and Avon, the Dorset towns’ architecture is a blend of Saxon to Renaissance. The town centre boasts a good selection of shops, cafes and p...

Hengistbury Head is a headland situated between Christchurch and Bournemouth. It’s a great place for a walk, there are several paths and routes to choose from.

Bournemouth and its suburbs cover an area of over 14 miles. Over the years, the seaside town has been expanded rapidly and is now an eclectic mix of designer shops, high street names and fashionable cafes. The nightlife is varied and extensive and ...

The Castlepoint shopping centre is located about 4 miles from Bournemouth town centre. It offers free parking and is easy to get to. There are 40 stores and restaurants at Castle Point, covering 41 acres. Shops include Gap, Next, Marks & Spencer,...

38. Bridport
Bridport is set in the Dorset countryside and is one of the largest towns in west Dorset. Its high street has a selection of shops and the town also boasts its own museum, arts centre and cinema. Bridport hosts a twice weekly street market and monthl...

Old Wardour Castle is just a short drive from the town of Shaftesbury. The castle is in ruins, which came about during the civil war and is worth a visit, especially if you’re in the area.

The town of Shaftesbury is situated at the junction of the A30 and A350 in northern Dorset. The town is built on a hill and is one of the highest (and oldest) towns in England.

  

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