Best Rated Movie Theaters in Mudeford

"The Mayflower has enjoyed several West End shows recently, such as Matilda, and even hosted The Beatles, Roy Orbison and other top acts over the years. The Mayflower Theatre has also been awarded the certificate of excellence on Tripadvisor."

"The Pavilion Theatre and Ballroom is Bournemouth's traditional venue for year round entertainment. Built in the 1920s, it retains its splendour and elegant styling and is Bournemouth's regular home for West End stage shows, Opera, Ballet, Pantomime and Comedy as well as for corporate presentations and dinner dances, product launches and small conferences. Initially the Pavilion's main auditorium was not called a theater, but a Concert Hall, and within a few years it became apparent that its shortcomings in presenting staged productions were insuperable."

"Outside London, the Lighthouse is the largest arts centre in the UK. Home to the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, this enormous centre holds a 1,476-seat concert hall, a 669-seat theatre, a 103-seat cinema, a small studio, a restaurant and three function rooms. It hosts sell-out shows and performances from the likes of Blondie, the Clash, Kings of Leon, New Order and G4."

"Dolphin III is a not-for-profit boat that is operated by a team of dedicated volunteers. The charity offers free boat trips around Poole harbour to disabled people, who may not be able to use other pleasure craft. The specially designed boat has undergone a number of adaptions to make it suitable for wheelchair users as well as those with mobility difficulties."

"The centre of artistic excellence for live events, film and visual art in Poole, providing a dynamic cultural facility for Poole, Dorset and the South West. For information, visit the Lighthouse website."

"If the name of this 160-seat theatre rings a bell that’s because it was built for Mary Shelley, the author of Frankenstein and husband of Percy Bysshe Shelley, one of the great Romantic poets. It was attached to Boscombe Manor, home of the Shelleys from 1851 and now the site of a medical centre. Mary Shelley passed away shortly after, before the theatre was completed, and her son and his wife Lady Jane later built the current larger venue that opened in 1870."

"Location: At the southern end of Bolderwood Arboretum Ornamental Drive. The car park is on the right, very soon after turning off the A35.Remarks: The largest oak in the New Forest and probably the oldest, thought to be around 400 years old. The tree is now fenced off from the public, but it’s a pleasant spot for a walk and worth seeing if you find yourself on the Ornamental Drive.Further information:Read more about the Knightwood Oak."

"Knightwood Oak is the oldest tree in the New Forest, and this magnificent Oak tree is estimated to be over 600 years old. Knightwood Oak is on the northern side of the Ornamental Drive and to the rear of the car park are forest tracks that are great for cycling. Knightwood Oak may not be as tall as the Redwoods at Blackwater, but it is much more ancient"

"I remember how everyone used to go to Bournemouth for their favourite treat, before Sprinkles opened a restaurant in Poole. They serve ice cream treats in various combinations and flavours (Cheeky Cherry is my usually choice) but also waffles, crepes and cookie dough. Their hot chocolates are worth mentioning as well, the velvety one is so good, perfect for when you feel a bit cold, in winter."

"Located in Poole at the Dolphin Sopping Centre, and also in Bournemouth and Winton. For more details contact 01202 649088."

"A short walk from Southsea Castle, the aquarium and the D-Day Museum, the shingle beach is the most popular in Portsmouth, with plenty of ice cream stands on the promenade and a lake behind the beach where you can fish for crabs or hire a canoe and laze away a sunny afternoon. A day out at Southsea Beach puts you right in the heart of the fun – you’re a short walk to Clarence Pier and the fairground or across to the Pyramids Centre with its huge soft play area, flumes and wave pool. Or, take a simpler approach, pick up a 99 ice cream from one of the regular kiosks and sit back and enjoy the views over the Solent to the Isle of Wight."

"Take the Cockle Trail around Poole Old Town to uncover tales of sailors and smugglers lurking within its buildings (the history is colourful – in 1747 a gang of 60 armed smugglers descended on Poole, battered down the door of the Custom House and made off with their contraband. Those later captured were hanged)."

"28/05/2021: The most amazing experience you can have at a traditional Japanese restaurant with the most beautiful decor and amazing stuff. The food was timely and was freshly made to perfection. Amazing experience would highly recomend, fairly priced and excellent quality of food."

"9 Albert Road, Portsmouth PO5 2SE EnglandJapanese, Sushi, AsianLunch, Dinner, Late NightDelivery, Takeout, Reservations, Seating, Serves Alcohol, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+44 23 9275 1103http://www.sakuraportsmouth.co.uk"

"Portsmouth's first Japanese restaurant opened in 2009 and has been bringing fantastic sushi, sashimi, temaki, ramen and noodles to the city ever since sakuraportsmouth.co.uk"