Attractions in West Lulworth - West Country

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BAFRA Museum (Approx 10 Miles)

The British Antique Restorers Association has been based in Dorchester for many years and it is quite fitting that this is a town that is simply filled with aging and charming buildings and contents. The association has a small...

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Bovington Tank Museum (Approx 13 Miles)

This unique attraction houses a comprehensive display of tanks and other heavily armoured machines.The museum takes visitors through over one hundred years of military history using an audio tour, interactive exhibits, lectures and exciting displays of real tanks in live...

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Cineworld (Approx 7 Miles)

The Cineworld movie complex in the Dorset resort town of Weymouth is set back some distance from the seafront but is easily accessible from the main shopping area of the town. The cinema complex is modern and comfortable offering surround...

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Clouds Hill (Approx 10 Miles)

This beautiful little cottage was the rural retreat of TE Lawrence, best known as Lawrence of Arabia. The property was acquired by the National Trust in 1937 and has been preserved as a museum to the life and times...

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Lulworth Castle (Approx 8 Miles)

Situated halfway between Weymouth and Bournemouth is the stunning Lulworth Castle. Climb the tower and see spectacular views, see what life was like below stairs or visit the indoor children’s activity room. Visit the friendly residents at the animal farm,...

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Nothe Fort, The (Approx 10 Miles)

A Victorian fort restored by volunteers mainly from the Weymouth Civic Society, and greatly assisted by a recent award of £1.8 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund. The fort is a dedicated Museum of Coastal Defence. From the ramparts there...

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Pelican, The (Approx 10 Miles)

The Training Ship Pelican of London is home ported in Weymouth and offers the chance to experience days, or longer periods, at sea under sail in a true tall ship. The Pelican was originally built as a trawler in France...

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Pleasure Pier (Approx 10 Miles)

Weymouth in Dorset is a seaside resort town as well as being a commercial port town of some note from the mid 1800s and therefore a pier was constructed in 1840. Originally built to serve boats and ships using the...

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Sir Henry Edwards MP Statue (Approx 10 Miles)

All along Weymouth’s long esplanade that borders the impressive beach can be found a remarkable collection of statues and monuments, one of the most impressive being to commemorate the life of a former member of Parliament for the town, Sir...

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Stone Pier (Approx 10 Miles)

Built as one of a pair of piers for the port of Weymouth in the 1800’s, Stone Pier complements the opposite Pleasure Pier in the town. Stone Pier is attached to the nearby spectacular Nothe Fort complex and is widely...

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