4.6 (461 ratings)"Ennio’s Italian restaurant is renowned locally, and the 10 rooms in this boutique hotel are equally luxurious. The five-star offering was once a warehouse where wealthy Titanic passengers stored their luggage before setting sail. It has a firm focus on quality, with king-size beds, L’Occitane toiletries and sumptuous velvet throws."
4.1 (904 ratings)"Whether Italian is your favourite or not, you can’t deny the romantic associations Italy has. Maybe it’s all Lady and the Tramp’s fault. But the point is, it’s romantic and it works."
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4.3 (1892 ratings)"If you’re out for the day with the family, then pop along to L’Osteria on the Esplanade for a mid-shop lunch and enjoy an Italian feast on their lively roof terrace. With the aroma of fresh pasta and pizza in the air, it will be hard to resist this authentic restaurant and their menu of classic Italian dishes. For something light, try the Carpaccio – fillet of beef served with rocket."
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4.4 (165 ratings)"If you’re hankering after some traditional Italian cooking with a modern twist in a laid-back setting right in the heart of Bournemouth town centre, the Alcatraz Caffe (formerly Brasserie) is a…"
4.2 (605 ratings)"Set in the picturesque Poole Quay, Da Vinci’s has been established for 27 years. The restaurant is family run using fresh, local ingredients. You can choose to din in the large outside seating area overlooking the quay, or inside in the homely dining room."
"Excellent serviceWe stay in Poole for a long weekend and we ate in da Vinci’s twice, the food is very good and the service was spot on, top class, we will eat there again, when we visit again in the summer"
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4.9 (16 ratings)4.5 (29 ratings)"High on a mound dominating the Forest’s capital, Lyndhurst, stands the church of St. Michael and All Angels. Whilst a comparative newcomer to the scene it isone of the more prominent New Forest churches and a fine example of Victorian Gothic style architecture. The present building, the third on the site, was built between 1858-69 during the height of the village’s popularity with Victorian gentry."
4.7 (814 ratings)4.5 (115 ratings)4.2 (605 ratings)"Set in the picturesque Poole Quay, Da Vinci’s has been established for 27 years. The restaurant is family run using fresh, local ingredients. You can choose to din in the large outside seating area overlooking the quay, or inside in the homely dining room."
"Excellent serviceWe stay in Poole for a long weekend and we ate in da Vinci’s twice, the food is very good and the service was spot on, top class, we will eat there again, when we visit again in the summer"
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4.6 (384 ratings)"It may be tucked away in the grounds of the Christchurch Harbour Hotel, but The Jetty operates as a stand-alone restaurant – slap-bang on the wat ..." Read our full review"
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4.6 (1108 ratings)4.5 (1920 ratings)"Visit the East Cliff Hall, the private residence of extensive travelers Sir Merton Russell-Cotes and his wife, Lady Annie. It is said to be one of the last Victorian Houses to be built in England. Its architectural design was done by John Frederick Fogerty."
"It’s a really nice Bournemouth day trip to make and there’s loads to be seen. They have a really nice cafe, I’m not sure it’s the place to go with young children though, they might get bored!"
4.7 (49 ratings)4.5 (34 ratings)"Visit one of the South West’s most successful independent galleries featuring some of the best arts and sculptures done by local, national and international artists. You also get to see beautiful glassware work, bespoke framing and Swarovski Implexions. Grab a complimentary coffee offered by the museum authorities and start exploring all the three floors of the museum where you will see e...Read more"
