Bayside Apartment Barton-on-Sea
Sightseeing
Whether you’re a motorbike nut or not, many would find this museum of scores of beautifully restored motorcycles interesting.
All the old British bikes, we had such a great industry into the ‘60’s. So many manufacturers: Aerial, AJS, BSA, Brough, Greece’s, Norton, Royal Enfield, Triumph, etc. The list goes on!
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Museo de motocicletas Sammy Miller
Bashley Cross RoadWhether you’re a motorbike nut or not, many would find this museum of scores of beautifully restored motorcycles interesting.
All the old British bikes, we had such a great industry into the ‘60’s. So many manufacturers: Aerial, AJS, BSA, Brough, Greece’s, Norton, Royal Enfield, Triumph, etc. The list goes on!
World famous collection of over 250 cars, from the earliest vehicles to F1 Grand Prix. Ride the mono-rail around the beautiful gardens. A full day out for the family.
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Museo Nacional del Motor, Beaulieu
World famous collection of over 250 cars, from the earliest vehicles to F1 Grand Prix. Ride the mono-rail around the beautiful gardens. A full day out for the family.
Beautiful 200 acre woodland garden, with famous Rhododendron collection and a miniature steam railway!
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Jardines de Exbury
Beautiful 200 acre woodland garden, with famous Rhododendron collection and a miniature steam railway!
Barton On Sea is just inside Hampshire at the border with Dorset. The next village is Highcliffe and not far from the village, on the road to Christchurch, is Highcliffe Castle. Quite an interesting history, once belonged to the Selfridge family of Oxford Street dept store fame. It’s actually ‘artificial’ in a way as it’s made up of parts of medieval castles shipped to the beach below from France. There’s a ‘zig-zag’ path down the cliff to a lovely beach.
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Castillo de Highcliffe
Rothesay DriveBarton On Sea is just inside Hampshire at the border with Dorset. The next village is Highcliffe and not far from the village, on the road to Christchurch, is Highcliffe Castle. Quite an interesting history, once belonged to the Selfridge family of Oxford Street dept store fame. It’s actually ‘artificial’ in a way as it’s made up of parts of medieval castles shipped to the beach below from France. There’s a ‘zig-zag’ path down the cliff to a lovely beach.
Just beyond Milford is Keyhaven, a quiet, pretty, small village with The Gun pub for good food. There’s a 5 mile walk along the coast to Lymington, bird watchers will enjoy. The Isle of Wight seems close enough to touch!
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Keyhaven
Just beyond Milford is Keyhaven, a quiet, pretty, small village with The Gun pub for good food. There’s a 5 mile walk along the coast to Lymington, bird watchers will enjoy. The Isle of Wight seems close enough to touch!
Hurst castle was built by Henry the 8th and is at the end of a 1.5 mile shingle spit. It can be a tiring walk but you can get a boat back - check timings!
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Castillo de Hurst
Hurst castle was built by Henry the 8th and is at the end of a 1.5 mile shingle spit. It can be a tiring walk but you can get a boat back - check timings!
Christchurch is a beautiful historic town with ancient Priory and Castle ruins. It has an attractive shopping area and Monday market.
Christchurch also has a large natural harbour with moorings for boats, and several lovely sandy beaches nearby.
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Christchurch
Christchurch is a beautiful historic town with ancient Priory and Castle ruins. It has an attractive shopping area and Monday market.
Christchurch also has a large natural harbour with moorings for boats, and several lovely sandy beaches nearby.
Mudeford Quay is the entrance to Christchurch Harbour. Fishing boats tie-up to unload their catch of fish and lobsters and there's a ferry to Hengistbury Head. There's a pub and café with outdoor seating, as well as areas to enjoy a picnic to enjoy the wonderful views, atmosphere and sea air.
A short walk east quickly takes you to Avon Beach with it's lovely sandy beach.
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Mudeford Quay
Mudeford QuayMudeford Quay is the entrance to Christchurch Harbour. Fishing boats tie-up to unload their catch of fish and lobsters and there's a ferry to Hengistbury Head. There's a pub and café with outdoor seating, as well as areas to enjoy a picnic to enjoy the wonderful views, atmosphere and sea air.
A short walk east quickly takes you to Avon Beach with it's lovely sandy beach.
Bournemouth is a spectacular seaside resort with miles of golden sandy beaches. It's quite hilly which provides occasional views and glimpses of the surrounding country and forest from within the town. Bournemouth has just about everything a holiday maker wishes for. The miles of beach, surrounded by beautiful country and the town has all kinds of restaurants, bars and great clubs.
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Bournemouth
Bournemouth is a spectacular seaside resort with miles of golden sandy beaches. It's quite hilly which provides occasional views and glimpses of the surrounding country and forest from within the town. Bournemouth has just about everything a holiday maker wishes for. The miles of beach, surrounded by beautiful country and the town has all kinds of restaurants, bars and great clubs.
Lymington is a posh, yachty, Georgian market town and harbour. The High Street is a steep hill with views of the Forest beyond. The High Street leads you down to an old winding cobbled street to the quayside. Here the fishing boats unload their catch by The Ship Inn. There's an assortment of interesting little shops and food to be had.
You can sit on a bench at the quayside, watch the boats go in and out and have seagulls steal your chips!
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Lymington
Lymington is a posh, yachty, Georgian market town and harbour. The High Street is a steep hill with views of the Forest beyond. The High Street leads you down to an old winding cobbled street to the quayside. Here the fishing boats unload their catch by The Ship Inn. There's an assortment of interesting little shops and food to be had.
You can sit on a bench at the quayside, watch the boats go in and out and have seagulls steal your chips!