With a stunning seven-mile stretch of picturesque coastline, this Dorset resort is as breathtaking as any Balearic beauty spot. Bournemouth boasts sandy beaches and beautiful gardens, coupled with a vibrant atmosphere and a wealth of attractions. It's a fantastic destination throughout the year, offering a lively nightlife scene with some of the finest pubs, bars and clubs on the south coast.
The town truly shines in the summer months, with extended daylight hours allowing for more beach exploration. Bournemouth also hosts a range of fantastic festivals and free events, including the Bournemouth Air Festival, BEAF Arts Festival in the summer, Arts by the Sea in the autumn, and Christmas Tree Wonderland in winter. READ MORE: Bristol Pride Day: A look back over the years as it celebrates its 15th anniversary Visitors can enjoy a refreshing sea breeze while taking a leisurely walk along the promenade from Bournemouth Pier to Boscombe Pier.
Just a short walk from the beach, extending over a mile towards the town centre, are the Grade-II listed Victorian gardens. A key feature of the town since the 1860s, the gardens house several attractions such as the Pine Walk art exhibition, an aviary, the bandstand, an ornamental rockery and mini golf, reports the Mirror . For those seeking tranquillity, the central and upper gardens provide a peaceful retreat, complete with a Gothic-style water tower, tree trail walk and charming red bridges scattered across the Bourne stream.
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