Bournemouth Travel Guide

For its variety of attractions and the warmth of the climate Bournemouth has the flattering nickname of "London by the sea."

A dream is a local Bournemouth on the south coast of England and is one of the warmest climate in the UK. With many roads, railways and air links, it's not difficult to find.

Of course, Bournemouth's bustling city center one of its main attractions, from lush green gardens and alongside a busy wharf. The centerView of several miles of golden sandy beaches, each decorated with popular rides. For the beaches, take a short trip by cable car from downtown or walk through the zig-zag.

More than 100 years ago, was a resort for Bournemouth cream of Victorian society, including celebrities such as DH Lawrence and John Ronald Reuel Tolkien. Royalty Free streaming in Bournemouth impressive array of luxury villas, designed by the city relaxed, healthyAir and sea water clean. In those days, Bournemouth was like "a Mediterranean lounging on the English Channel." It 'been blessed with the fragrant and some say, healing scent of pines, the air constantly.

In addition to its charming surroundings, Bournemouth is also known for its famous spa hotels. The first of these was the seat Mont Dore Hotel, founded in 1885, and now in Bournemouth Town Centre. The Mont Dore Featured tennis and luxuryHolidays and mysterious medicinal water, which no one else could be in England. Taken from the Bourne Stream water that was soaking in the basement of the hotel Mont Dere, where the property is valued customers and was able to sweat in salty baths pumped.

With the success of the Mont Dere, many large hotels were soon Bournemouth has been transformed into a bustling seaside resort for its spa and beauty boutique, is for good men and well knownWomen.

Today, Bournemouth has much to offer beyond its famous spa hotels. There are five areas that should not fail to visit:

1. Alum Chine and Westbourne

Bournemouth's famous tropical gardens, dotted with colorful tropical plants and palm trees, you can easily forget to be in England - and have not even delivered to the beach. This is the setting of Alum Chine, an ideal place for a walk in love. Or you can be involved in another activity popular in the area- Under the sun, basking in each of the three award winning Blue Flag beaches, where you can admire the sparkling sea, and run your fingers through the sand. All necessary services are close at hand. You can also close to Westbourne, the risk of a virtual shopping paradise of boutiques and specialty shops. End the day with a romantic dinner in one of the great restaurants Westbourne, as you enjoy the holiday atmosphere.

2. West Cliff and Central East

The West Cliff, seeDurley Chine Beach, another winner of the "Blue Flag" which boasts magnificent sea and sand. West Cliff is home to many hotels, guesthouses and excellent first class restaurants, giving the area to combine a clear sense of the resort. You can use certain groups of tennis or a round of golf at the nearby golf course Meyrick Park. West Cliff is also home to the city center and its award-winning Upper Austria, Lower Austria and the central garden. And if you ever get tired of all the beautyaround West Cliff is just a short train ride to one of the other beaches of Bournemouth.

3. East Cliff and Central East

The East Cliff of Bournemouth is the Russell Cotes Art Gallery and Museum, a popular attraction that thousands of visitors each year, moves known.

The gallery was once the home of two key figures in the development of Bournemouth, Merton and Annie Russel Cotes, and hosts a variety of objects and treasures gathered from around the world.

OnEast Central, see the Travel Interchange, the ideal starting point for excursions in and around Dorset. The nearby Westover Road offers many shops and pavilion, a great place for evening shows. Of course you can not miss the immensely popular beach resort of Bournemouth Pier and its range of high quality attractions and fine restaurants.

4. Boscombe

The beach at Boscombe Pier seems to have something for everyone here. The beach is a popular haven for surfers, while buyers loveRegion variety of businesses and their unique offerings, especially antiques.

Shelley Park is a popular attraction because of its full-year series of events such as the one-week arts festival every year in July, when rich variety of artists, musicians and performers hands to celebrate art.

Meanwhile, the bait Boscombe gardens as a place for romance, reflection and relaxation.

5. Southbourne

The beach at Southbourne is another award winning Blue Flag beachboasts of golden sand and a variety of services and facilities for couples and the whole family.

The first class restaurants on the beach offer stunning views of the surroundings of the romantic landscape. Open to continue the work, there is the Seafield Gardens, winner of the prestigious Green Flag Award and a place for tennis, bowling and croquet, and is close to another beautiful beach, Hengistbury Head.