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Weymouth offers the complete family shopping experience with pedestrianised high streets only a few minutes’ walk from an award-winning sandy beach. The main Weymouth shopping streets (St. Mary Street, St. Thomas Street and Bond Street) are found in the centre of town near the beachside Esplanade. They are traffic-free and easy to walk around, so are fantastic for a family day out. WeymouthTown Centre Road Map: Comprehensive Google road map of Weymouthtown centre in the county of Dorset, England, United Kingdom. Osmington White Horse - Climb to the Osmington White Horse and enjoy wonderful views along the Jurassic Coast on this circular walk in Dorset This walk takes you along a section of the South West Coast Path from the town to the famous Chesil Beach. It's about a 3.5 mile walk from the train station to the pebble beach where you can also access the Isle of Portland.

According to local legend, the artist realised only after he’d finished that he’d made the image facing the wrong way, so that King George appeared to be leaving Weymouth. Afraid of insulting the king, he killed himself. On arrival, King George was delighted with his tribute, and was apparently very upset to discover that the artist was no longer available to thank. There seems to be no evidence to support that story, but that doesn’t stop it being repeated pretty often! River Wey A large town and coastal resort in Dorset, England, Weymouth has a population of over 50,000 which rises during the summer months as thousands of visitors arrive for their summer holidays.Alternatively, you can take a National Express bus from Victoria Coach Station. This takes around 5 hours depending on the time of day. But is often much cheaper – especially when booked in advance. Bartlett School of Architecture (2016) Survey of London on South-East Marylebone, Vol. 51-2, pp.2-4.

The only thing that’s left is to book your stay: from pretty cottages, to beautiful seafront guesthouses & hotelsand caravan and camping parksto suit all tastes and budgets – Weymouth truly has something to suit everyone. With shops specialising in fresh fish, pasties and pies, cheese, wine and more, you won’t go far without being tempted into buying some fantastic Dorset food and drink.Weymouth to Swanage Coastal Walk - Explore the Jurassic Coast on this coastal walk between Weymouth and Swanage

And when your feet need a rest, take time out to relax in tempting tearooms, waterfront cafés or harbourside pubs. For all your watersports needs The Pleasure Pier – Weymouth’s 18th century stone pier extends out into the bay on the southern side of the entrance of the harbour. Along with a multiplex cinema, you’ll find big name brands such as JD Sports, TK Maxx, New Look and The Rangehere.This awesome aquarium is run by the fantastic Sea Life group, who I really respect for their great conservation work. The Weymouth Sea Life Centre is laid out in various themed ‘worlds’ across a big complex. There’s also a huge play area and a mini theme park. Highlights include rescued sea turtles (whose shells were damaged by boats), seals, and penguins – as well as my personal favourite, the Bay o’ Rays. Lodmore Country Park and Leisureranch

Along with small independent retailers, you’ll find well known high street shops, department stores and boutiques. History [ edit ] Map clipping of Marylebone from around 1770 with Weymouth Street outlined in yellow Weymouth is renowned for its fantastic year-round events programme.From Seafood Festivals to Beach Motocross, there is always something going on to entertain everyone, young and old.The town centre has also been awarded a Purple Flag, ensuring an entertaining, safe and enjoyable night out. Book your stay in Weymouth

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Weymouth Street lies in the Marylebone district of the City of Westminster and connects Marylebone High Street with Great Portland Street. The area was developed in the late 18th century by Henrietta Cavendish Holles and her husband Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford. [1] This part of Marylebone originally belonged to the Manor of Tyburn which existed at the time of the Domesday Book (1086). The River Wey is the shortest major river in the UK. It’s only five and a half miles long, but it’s an important feature of Weymouth. After all, this is the river that gives the town its name: we’re on the mouth of the River Wey! Start in the charming little village of Upwey, where a historic Wishing Well sits over the source of the river. From there, follow the river through the marshlands of the Radipole Lake RSPB Nature Reserve to reach Weymouth Harbour. Where to Eat Ringstead Bay - This walk takes you along a particularly lovely section of the Jurassic coastline near Weymouth in Dorset Weymouth Street runs to the East and end at Great Portland Street and with it Marylebone's boundary with Fitzrovia.