Guidebook for Wareham
Food Scene
Situated in the Saxon walled town of Wareham, overlooking the River Frome and Water Meadows. The Restaurant has superb views towards the distant Purbeck hills and the food is absolutely delicious. The team have produced a menu combining the old with the modern which they are sure you will enjoy.
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The Italian Kitchen
37 South StSituated in the Saxon walled town of Wareham, overlooking the River Frome and Water Meadows. The Restaurant has superb views towards the distant Purbeck hills and the food is absolutely delicious. The team have produced a menu combining the old with the modern which they are sure you will enjoy.
Ice cream parlour and coffee shop situated on Wareham Quay overlooking the river Frome. With waffles, shakes and coffee, its the perfect place to relax, enjoy the scenery and a treat.
The Quayside Barn
3 The QuayIce cream parlour and coffee shop situated on Wareham Quay overlooking the river Frome. With waffles, shakes and coffee, its the perfect place to relax, enjoy the scenery and a treat.
A tranquil pub set in the beautiful surroundings of Dorset. Enjoy the views of Frome river set in Wareham whilst enjoying a quiet drink with your friends or family.
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Quay Inn, Wareham
The QuayA tranquil pub set in the beautiful surroundings of Dorset. Enjoy the views of Frome river set in Wareham whilst enjoying a quiet drink with your friends or family.
The Old Granary is a must-visit, perfect-for-every-occasion, all-day café, bar and dining room situated on the banks of the River Frome in the picturesque market town of Wareham. A real part of the local community, it is a vibrant and popular space where locals and visitors alike come to belong, relax, share and celebrate.
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Old Granary, Wareham
The QuayThe Old Granary is a must-visit, perfect-for-every-occasion, all-day café, bar and dining room situated on the banks of the River Frome in the picturesque market town of Wareham. A real part of the local community, it is a vibrant and popular space where locals and visitors alike come to belong, relax, share and celebrate.
Set at the gateway to the Isle of Purbeck, in the picturesque Dorset countryside, The Kings Arms is an historic village inn steeped in character and warmth. An inn has stood at this site for the last 400 years, and there is no sign of this tradition changing anytime soon. The building itself was once used as a butchers, and you can still spy the old hooks hanging below the canopy. Today, the inn serves pub food in a different style, with a tempting mix of modern and traditional dishes created by our experienced kitchen team.
The Kings Arms in Stoborough is a dog friendly (we love your doggy companions), family inn, which draws locals and visitors from all over with its mix of contemporary
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The Kings Arms
3 Corfe RdSet at the gateway to the Isle of Purbeck, in the picturesque Dorset countryside, The Kings Arms is an historic village inn steeped in character and warmth. An inn has stood at this site for the last 400 years, and there is no sign of this tradition changing anytime soon. The building itself was once used as a butchers, and you can still spy the old hooks hanging below the canopy. Today, the inn serves pub food in a different style, with a tempting mix of modern and traditional dishes created by our experienced kitchen team.
The Kings Arms in Stoborough is a dog friendly (we love your doggy companions), family inn, which draws locals and visitors from all over with its mix of contemporary
The Salt Pig
6 North StThe Priory Hotel
Church GreenNeighborhoods
Situated on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, and a gateway town for exploring the Jurassic Coast, the fun family resort of Swanage is ideal for relaxing breaks, walking, cycling and for group activity and educational holidays.
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Swanage
Situated on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, and a gateway town for exploring the Jurassic Coast, the fun family resort of Swanage is ideal for relaxing breaks, walking, cycling and for group activity and educational holidays.
Corfe Castle village is overlooked by the outstanding ruins of its Castle of the same name, perched on a hill between the Purbeck Ridge.
The Village is easily accessible by public transport and has a Swanage Railway Station. Being one of the most popular locations to visit in this corner of Dorset, we recommend using public transport or parking at Norden Car Park. You can then catch the train into the Village or it is a 20 minutes pleasant walk. Bikes can also be hired at Norden Car Park from Cyclexperience.
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Corfe Castle
Corfe Castle village is overlooked by the outstanding ruins of its Castle of the same name, perched on a hill between the Purbeck Ridge.
The Village is easily accessible by public transport and has a Swanage Railway Station. Being one of the most popular locations to visit in this corner of Dorset, we recommend using public transport or parking at Norden Car Park. You can then catch the train into the Village or it is a 20 minutes pleasant walk. Bikes can also be hired at Norden Car Park from Cyclexperience.
Fine sandy beaches stretch continuously for 4 miles. The heathland behind the beach is a National Nature Reserve with many rare birds and all six British reptiles.
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Studland
Fine sandy beaches stretch continuously for 4 miles. The heathland behind the beach is a National Nature Reserve with many rare birds and all six British reptiles.
This charming hamlet is quiet and unspoilt, set back from a beautiful bay on the breath-taking Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. Picture-box Purbeck stone and thatch cottages line the road, at the top end of which you can find the welcoming Clavell’s Restaurant which is open year round, offering delicious, locally-sourced food.
The Museum of Jurassic Marine Life is a new immersive, indoor attraction located opposite Clavell's Restaurant, and is home to all kinds of interesting fossils found in the local area by collector Dr. Steve Etches MBE. The Bay is famous for its fossil finds which regularly fall from the unstable rock face and you can join Dr. Etches on a tour of the bay to view the fossils in situ. The cliffs are very unstable, so please do not search for fossils on or near them. Fossil hammers are not allowed.
Kimmeridge Bay lies within the Purbeck Coast Marine Conservation Zone and has been recognised because of its exceptional marine life.
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Kimmeridge
This charming hamlet is quiet and unspoilt, set back from a beautiful bay on the breath-taking Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. Picture-box Purbeck stone and thatch cottages line the road, at the top end of which you can find the welcoming Clavell’s Restaurant which is open year round, offering delicious, locally-sourced food.
The Museum of Jurassic Marine Life is a new immersive, indoor attraction located opposite Clavell's Restaurant, and is home to all kinds of interesting fossils found in the local area by collector Dr. Steve Etches MBE. The Bay is famous for its fossil finds which regularly fall from the unstable rock face and you can join Dr. Etches on a tour of the bay to view the fossils in situ. The cliffs are very unstable, so please do not search for fossils on or near them. Fossil hammers are not allowed.
Kimmeridge Bay lies within the Purbeck Coast Marine Conservation Zone and has been recognised because of its exceptional marine life.
Sightseeing
Our exhibitions tell the story of armoured warfare from World War One to the present day. As you explore the Museum's six large halls you will come face to face with vehicles that have seen action in all the major wars of the 20th Century and hear first-hand accounts from those who fought in them.
This unique collection of over 300 vehicles is regarded as the best in the world and includes the world's first ever tank - Little Willie, the feared German Tiger tank and the modern Challenger 2.
Tankmuseet
Linsay Road