3 Best Places To Visit in Bournemouth

“Oceanarium Bournemouth offers a fun and educational experience for the whole family. The aquarium is a place to discover marine ecosystems, including feeding sessions and an underwater tunnel. You can also explore the range of animals, from fish, birds, and mammals to reptiles and invertebrates. Oceanarium Bournemouth take visitors on a magical underwater journey through the world's waters. You can come face to face with thousands of amazing creatures from above and below the waves. The animal experience in the Oceanarium allows you to get even closer to over 75 creatures. They also have a cafe and shop here for visitors. Oceanarium Bournemouth offers free admission for ages 3-15.”

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“Bournemouth Natural Science Society & Museum is a natural history museum housed in a Victorian building featuring fossils, minerals, and an Egyptology collection. Society has trained and encouraged its members and the general public for over a hundred years by offering a diverse programme of seminars. The Museum has various archaeological items and a collection of Egyptology in its sarcophagus with a 2500-year-old mummy. Bournemouth Natural Science Society & Museum holds several thousand late 19th-century photographic slides and two libraries of more than 5000 volumes available for loan and reference. The building grounds include a lovely garden supporting BNSS gardens with pond wildlife in an urban environment.”

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“Vitality Stadium features two family stands, a junior fan zone with activities, and a club. Initially, the stadium was called Dean Court, and it is home to AFC Bournemouth. The stadium is on the land of an old gravel pit. The ground was not completed at the beginning of the 1910–11 season. Early improvements on the ground included a stand with 300 seats. In 2001, the field was entirely restored; the pitch rotated ninety degrees from its original location. The stadium's seating capacity is 2,400 and is all seated in the correct size. Vitality Stadium is also used for music and concerts.”

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