Discover the best pubs & restaurants in Bournemouth

About Bournemouth

Bournemouth is a seaside town located in southeast Dorset. The city is known for its golden beaches that stretch out for miles. Other attractions include Russell cotes art gallery and museum, Hengistbury Head Beach, Lower Gardens, Oceanarium, Boscombe pier, and many other stunning attractions. This seaside town is bustling with many pubs on every corner; some pubs include the goat and tricycle, sixty million postcards, the four horsemen pub, brass haus, etc. These pubs offer a vast range of drinks, meals and some also provide live music and entertainment. Suppose you want to experience some of the town's finest dining. Why not visit Bournemouth’s exquisite eateries such as casa Gourmet, Abor restaurant, Westbourne grill house, cote brassiere, and many other famous places offering authentic dishes full of flavour!

Some of the town's renowned attractions include Bournemouth beach that consists of a Victorian pier with an amusement arcade, a variety theatre, a cafe, and boat trips along the coast. You can wander down the golden coast at the beach, discover shells, and enjoy the bright sunshine radiating a pleasant warmth. The beach is ideal for family picnics, a game of volleyball, sunbathing, and enjoying the deep blue waves. You can hire out beach chairs, and you can purchase sandcastle-making equipment from one of the shops on the beach floor. If you need some refreshments or snacks, you can take a trip down to the beach cafe, which offers various foods to enjoy. If you want to enjoy the waves and sun for a more extended period, then you can book a hotel or bread and breakfast near the beach. Some excellent hotels to stay at include Bournemouth beach lodge, royal bath hotel, Travelodge, Hilton hotel, and plenty of others.

Located on Bournemouth seafront, the Oceanarium is fun and all-weather educational attraction for all ages. Taking visitors on a magical underwater journey through the waters of the world, the Bournemouth Aquarium brings them face to face with thousands of amazing creatures from above and below the waves - from penguins, otters, turtles, and sharks to stingrays, piranhas, crocodiles, and clownfish. The newly refurbished walk-through tunnel display allows visitors to get up close to over 75 creatures. Tickets are valid for the entire purchase day so that visitors can watch up to 5 feeding presentations. Visitors can make use of beachfront catering facilities which proudly serve Starbucks Coffee and find a host of gift options in The Cove". Here you can experience some daily animal discussions and learn about the history of each sea animal. They are plenty of amazing animals to see close; however, to enter this magical sea world, you would need to purchase tickets; you can find this on the Aquarium website.

If you are interested in this seaside town's history, then why not head down to the Russel cotes art gallery and museum. Here you can discover many exhibits, collections, and objects. Why not linger through the Victorian-style building, find quirky historic rooms waiting to be explored with groups from artists such as Annie Russell cotes and Merton cotes. If you all tired out after a long day of wandering back and forth, some pubs to relax in, including the Anvil, Brass haus, which are close by to the museum and offer indoor seating, a wide assortment of beers, spirits, and ales and even hearty meals!