Bournemouth Art, Beach, Historic buildings + Peaceful pictures

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Stroll along miles of England’s southern coast and stop at the fun parks and activity centers along the way.

Stroll along miles of England’s southern coast and stop at the fun parks and activity centers along the way.

Stroll along miles of England’s southern coast and stop at the fun parks and activity centers along the way.

Stroll along miles of England’s southern coast and stop at the fun parks and activity centers along the way.

Zipline from a tall tower on the pier over the waves of the sea and down to the beach from this pier’s exhilarating activity center.

Stroll along miles of England’s southern coast and stop at the fun parks and activity centers along the way.

Zipline from a tall tower on the pier over the waves of the sea and down to the beach from this pier’s exhilarating activity center.

From a golden beach and Victorian-era architecture to award-winning gardens and a buzzing nightlife, this is one of England’s most-loved beach resorts.

Stroll along miles of England’s southern coast and stop at the fun parks and activity centers along the way.

Gaze up at the iconic spire of the founding church of Bournemouth, where the writer of Frankenstein was laid to rest.

Zipline from a tall tower on the pier over the waves of the sea and down to the beach from this pier’s exhilarating activity center.

This striking Grade II-listed building dates back to the late 19th century, and makes for an excellent place to orient yourself as you explore Bournemouth.

This striking Grade II-listed building dates back to the late 19th century, and makes for an excellent place to orient yourself as you explore Bournemouth.

Gaze up at the iconic spire of the founding church of Bournemouth, where the writer of Frankenstein was laid to rest.

Zipline from a tall tower on the pier over the waves of the sea and down to the beach from this pier’s exhilarating activity center.

This striking Grade II-listed building dates back to the late 19th century, and makes for an excellent place to orient yourself as you explore Bournemouth.