Attractions in Studland
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Poole Guildhall is one of the town's most well known landmarks.
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Winspit is an old disused quarry on the coastal cliffs near Worth Matravers. The stone from this quarry was highly prized and used in various prestigious buildings in London.
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Large flat ledge and pool at the base of Jurassic Coast cliffs near Swanage. The platform is man-made, the result of quarrying
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Large public park adjacent to Poole harbour. Contains several man made lakes and is a conservation area
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University museum celebrating plastics in design. Collection contains over 8,000 international, historical and contemporary design examples
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Play 'Solo', 'All against all', and the 'Team' games in purpose built arena with castle towers, turrets, ramps, mazes, swirling fog and state of the art sound and lighting effects.
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Housed in a fine Victorian villa overlooking the beach the gallery and museum are home to an important fine art collection and extensive Victoriana from around the Globe
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A 280 acre countryside paradise, consisting of sea-cliffs, coastal limestone downland, haymeadows, hedgerows and woodland.
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Come face to face with marine life from the furthest reaches of the globe.
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Pair of impressive chalk sea stacks located off the end of Handfast Point near Swanage. Named after local pirate, Harry Paye