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"Dedicated to Southampton’s maritime history, the SeaCity Museum is a top attraction for anyone interested in the history of the port and the many famous ships that sailed from it including RMS Titanic and RMS Queen Mary. Exhibits trace maritime history in Southampton back to the Middle Ages in an exhibit called “Gateway to the World” which has many interesting interactive displays and dioramas. SeaCity is in a contemporary extension to the beautiful Art Deco building that also houses the City Art Gallery and Civic Centre."

"Located on the Esplanade, Bill’s has the perfect outdoor seating area for you to relax and devour some of their delicious dishes. Their menu is bursting with flavour and fresh ingredients, from seafood to seasonal vegetables. Don’t miss their delicate tasting Pan-Fried Sea Bass – it’s served with a refreshing pea and basil pesto risotto, making it the perfect summer dish!"

"Sitting right next to the beach, Bournemouth Oceanarium is a brilliant family-friendly attraction in the town centre. Explore a variety of different marine ecosystems and meet all kinds of aquatic life, including penguins and crocodiles!. You can watch live feeding sessions and various talks."

"The perfect rainy day activity, based on Bournemouth’s sea front. Featuring fish from several different areas including the Amazon, Great Barrier Reef and Key West. Also a virtual interactive dive cage."

"In the event that you are looking for a café there isn't question that this spot is an ideal match with your day If you like gluten free options types of food because you are tolerant or simply because ethical choices, here you will be able to have itDrop by and make the most of your time in here as it serves brunch Tealith Bubble Tea is notable for its incredible assistance and cordial staff, that is consistently prepared to help you. Costs at this spot are worth consideration as they're reasonable. The lovely stylistic layout and charming air let visitors feel loose here."

"Outside the West Gate is the Mayflower Memorial, which commemorates the Pilgrim Fathers who sailed from Southampton in 1620. The park opposite occupies the site of the old West Quay where the Mayflower was moored. It provides one of the best viewing points for docks."

"If you’re not immediately won over by the quirky cruise-ship design and port-side location of Southampton Harbour Hotel, the spa is likely to do the trick. The hotel’s nautical theme extends to beauty treatments, with a surprisingly good shell massage on offer. Rooms stick to the nautical theme, with blue walls, harbour views and the White Company toiletrie."

"This ship-shaped hotel on the Port of Southampton is one of the fanciest hotels you can find in Southampton. The pure luxury experience of the Southampton Harbour Hotel seemingly belongs in Dubai rather than the English Channel. The hotel is also home to the HarSPA that offers a range of treatments and massages that will pamper you like never before."

"Spa and wellness centre Massage Sauna 1 more…. Situated just 5 minutes' from the beach, Captain's Club Hotel & Spa offers luxury river-facing suites. It is located in Christchurch, a 15-minute drive from Bournemouth town centre and airport, jus..."

"Occupying an eight acre site, Burley Manor is just a stone’s throw from the village. The fact that it’s reached via a lengthy drive adds a sense of occasion to any arrival. This luxury New Forest hotel has 40 rooms, a spa, an outdoor pool, and an elegant restaurant."

"Our Mediterranean inspired dishes follow the seasons, allowing nature to play a leading role in our menu. It’s about a handful of the best ingredients ..."

"In 1662 this 13th-century church on Grand Parade hosted the wedding ceremony between King Charles II and Princess Catherine of Braganza. When it was founded the church belonged to an almshouse and hospice complex, and the way it looks now is the result of a firebomb raid in 1941. This took out the roof of the nave, which has never been replaced."

"This English Heritage site used to be a hospice and an almshouse built in 1212 and also known as the Royal Garrison Church. Some structures in Domus Dei were destroyed in 1941 where the stained-glass windows were bombed and the roof of the Nave was also ruined. Today, the Garrison Chancel still exists and has become popular among tourists."

"A post shared by Matthew Slade (@matt.afc) on Jul 6, 2018 at 3:03am PDT. Built in the 1880s, St Stephen’s Church is a Grade I listed building that acts as one of Bournemouth’s many community hubs. The church also comes with several function rooms that are regularly hired out for local events and even features an organ from 1898."