Swanage Pier
Restored Victorian pier for fishing, promenading, and boat trips with heritage visitor center.
Sites of historical significance
Restored Victorian pier for fishing, promenading, and boat trips with heritage visitor center.
13th-century parish church with Victorian Gothic features and maritime heritage.
Georgian Grade II listed customs building from 1813 on historic Poole Quay.
Ruined Norman church within 4,000-year-old Neolithic henge – Britain’s most atmospheric ancient site.
Historic Saxon-era watermill with working machinery on Christchurch’s picturesque quay.
Dramatic headland with 12,000 years of human history, stunning views, and diverse wildlife habitats.
Victorian pier rebuilt in 2009 with elegant modern design and spectacular coastal views.
Restored 18th-century working water mill with original machinery demonstrating traditional milling.
Grand 17th-century mansion with Britain’s finest private art collection and 8,500-acre estate.
Dramatic 140-foot brick folly tower built in 1722 as a hunting observation post.