Why not treat yourself at one of Bournemouth’s many hairdressers or barbershops, or get buffed and polished at one of the nail bars in town? The town centre is also home to many incredible tattoo parlours – there’s something for everyone. Fitness & Leisure

Above you will find a very useful street map of Bournemouth a large town and seaside resort located in the county of Dorset, England, United Kingdom. Bournemouth can be easily reached by road, rail and air, or by ferry (via Poole), the main road link is via the A338 (A31), the railway links the town to London Waterloo and the north-west, air passengers arrive at Bournemouth International Airport (formerly Hurn). The historic town of Christchurch is also only a step away with its own nightlife culture, craft ales, gin bars and even a brewery. Find out more about Christchurch pubs and bars here. Bournemouth town centreis only a short distance from the town’s train station and is regularly serviced by buses and taxis.When looking for somewhere to get a drink you always want to find the best bars in town. With student bars, beach pubs, beer gardens, craft beer, gin bars, places for dancing and of course places to find classic pub food, you can be sure you’ll find somewhere in Bournemouth to get a drink and soak up the great atmosphere. With seven glorious miles of idyllic coastline, you’re sure to fill your days with fun in this beautiful coastal town at any time of year. Bournemouth is very muchopen all year roundfor you and your family and friends to create lasting memories. Inspired by the recent explosion of craft ales, microbreweries have come to Bournemouth so you can sample the latest hop trends in a cosmopolitan seaside setting befitting of even the most seasoned hipster. The town is also a great base for discovering weird and wonderful brews of rural Dorset or venture further afield into Wiltshire and Somerset. Markets & Events Dr Augustus B Granville, the leading authority on the spas of England, strongly recommends the development of Bournemouth as an invalid resort.

When it's time for lunch BH2 in the gardens offers a great choice ofeateries.The gardens also offer a perfect place to take a break and have a sit downwith acoffee. Why not discover... While you’rein the town centre, visit Bobby’s– Bournemouth’s fabulous new destination store in the square with a beauty hall housing theglobal brands that we all know and love as well as a dedicated section for local, sustainable and conscious beauty and health products. There’s also Drool – a store dedicated to man’s best friend. The good news is that Bournemouth has some of the most competitive parking pricing on the south coast – if you know where to go! Best value for short stay: a href="https://www.freecountrymaps.com">

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There’s so much to see and do in Bournemouth – it’s the perfect place for all the family. So, we’ve got plenty of restaurants that cater for children. From diners and fish and chip shops on the prom to activity cafés that’ll keep the little ones busy, you can make sure that everyone’s fed after a busy day by the sea. Afternoon Tea The town centre of Bournemouth includesfashion and jewellery, shoes, cosmetics and much more. On one side of the Bournemouth Squareyou'll find Superdry, Fat Face, Pandora and TK Maxx as well as independent jewellers, the fabulous Lush body and bath store and Waterstones among the shopping. Lush- which originates locally from Poole - does not disappoint;with hand-made and fun cosmetics - you will smell the sumptuous fragrancesas you get nearby! As well as charming tea rooms in our coastal villages, many of our hotels offer afternoon tea so you can savour a scone in tranquil surroundings. Some even look out to sea for the ultimate seaside twist on a British tradition. Local Produce Everything is in walking distance of the resort’s historic gardens and beautiful beaches so why not make a day of it and stay a while? Whether you’re looking for a beach retreat, romantic break away, family holiday or activity break with friends, you’ll find what you’re looking for here in Bournemouth. From luxury international hotel groups, to quirky boutique hotels and self-catering offerings, there is somewhere to suit all tastes to make for the perfect coastal staycation.

There is great shopping to be had in Westbourne, Boscombe and Southbourne. The shopping districts make a great day out themselves and are home to a range of independent shops.Local independent businesses give our communities character. It’s one of the reasons so many people come to visit and make an active choice to support the local economy and help our communities thrive. Findunusual crafts and homewares, delightful gift shops, clothes and shoes. Pokesdown and Boscombe are a must if you love to browse antiquitiesas you'll find a plenty of second hand shops selling furniture to postcards. In Bournemouth’s suburbs, you’ll find boutiques and brasseries lining the arcades and avenues, as well as clusters of quirky curiosity shops and a bustling café culture. Bournemouth town centre is such an exciting place to be! There is always something going on, from the awesome annual Air Festival to the wonderfully creative Arts By The Sea Festival. Don’t miss the spectacular annual Bourne Free Festival in July – the parade is always a highlight of the year! And from mid-November, see the town centre come alive with beautiful lights and festive fun on the run up to Christmas. Hair & Beauty Just outside of Bournemouth, you will find Boscombe with its quirky Highstreet and stunning beach and pier.

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Tregonwell develops an area west of the Bourne Stream for summer holiday use for his family and friends. He builds his mansion in what is now Exeter Road. You're also never far from a coffee stop and not far from these shops is the popularPause Cat Cafe. Treat yourself and your family to a special dining experience… book a table at one of our fabulous restaurantswith fantastic fish and seafood. There are so many eateries, from alfresco cafes to fine dining. Take a look at some of our small independent bistros, cafesand bars.Or if you want something a little livelier, then why not sample some of our eclectic nightlifeand make some great memories with your friends and family. This Bournemouth map 'zooms' and 'pans' (use the buttons top left of map), enabling you to get a detailed street map of Bournemouth and the surrounding areas. Also shown on this Bournemouth map are the areas of Poole, Christchurch, Parkstone, Branksome, Charminster, Boscombe, Southbourne, Ferndown and Wimborne Minster, you can also see Bournemouth Airport. The original Bournemouth (basically a semi-circle of one mile radius with its centre where Pier Approach is today) is governed by a Board of Commissioners.

The Lord of the Manor's plan for the new Marine Village of Bourne' - basically villas on the east side of today's Westover Road plus the Bath Hotel.Whether you’re watching the celebrity chefs with envy or shouting at the TV that you can do better, cookery schools can teach you how to master the basics or add flair to your culinary expertise. There are schools and classes in Bournemouth itself as well as rustic, country kitchen settings out in rural Dorset. Microbreweries Further east of Boscombe you will come to Southbourne Highstreet. What was once a residential area is now a bustling microcosm of independent retailers and of course nightlife. With great pubs on the Highstreet, unique and award-winning restaurants and bars and on the clifftops some special pubs with nice beer gardens, it truly is a wonder to explore in and of itself. If you need a bank or building society, some new glasses, some foreign currency for your next overseas adventure, or maybe a new job, Bournemouth town centre is the place to come! Not to mention travel, education, insurance, sales and lettings, and much more! Bournemouth also has a thriving office culture, including what is often considered one of the best creative sectors outside of London. Whatever you’re looking for, you’re sure to find it here. Food & Drink There are gyms dotted about all over town, not to mention the Tennis Centre in the Lower Gardens, the Jiu Jitsu Academy at Lansdowne and much more. Beach & Gardens Across the Square to Bournemouth's other pedestrianised street are big fashion brands Primark and Zara, and family favourites Flying Tiger, Build a Bear Workshop and HMV.