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Dorchester


Tis ancient and modern county town has specialist gift shops and a plethora of places to eat and stay. An unexpected historical gem with dedicated museums and exhibitions for the Egyptian boy king Tutankhamun and the Terracotta Warriors. A statue of Tomas Hardy is in the town and there is a restaurant called Judge Jeffreys, with a macabre past. Te ‘Bloody Assizes’ were held at the Antelope Hotel, in the Oak Room, now a Tea Room.


Local and nearby attractions include the:


Dorset County Museum - with Jurassic Coast, and local, history.


Keep Military Museum - in the former Dorset Regiment’s Depot and Barracks.


Box Of Porcelain - has quality porcelain to purchase.


Roman Town House - in the County Hall grounds, dating from the 4th century.


Old Crown Court - has the story of the Tolpuddle Martyrs.


Durnovaria Town Walk - follows the boundary of the fortified town in Roman times. Notable attractions en route include the


A striking landmark in the heart of Dorchester, THE KEEP MILITARY MUSEUM tells the story of the


Regiments of Devon and Dorset over three Centuries. Completed in 1879, it was designed to resemble a Norman Castle, and is built of Portland stone which gives it a white appearance.


Borough Gardens and Salisbury Fields.


Maumbury Rings - a nearby artillery fort guarding the southern approach to Dorchester during the English Civil War.


Maiden Castle - the largest hillfort in England, extending 45 acres.


Kingston Maurwood House & Gardens - a Grade I listed Georgian English country house in a 750 acre estate.


Athelhampton House - wander rooms and gardens of nobility.


In the High Street, the BOX OF PORCELAIN offers a


selection of quality porcelain, including Royal Crown Derby, Moorcroft Pottery, Lladro Porcelain, Royal Worcester, Spode, Portmeirion and more.


Barrack Road, Dorchester, Dorset DT1 1RN


Art In Porcelain Summer Exhibition


To be held at Box of Porcelain 50 High East Street, Dorchester, Dorset DT1 1HU


• Four Victoria Crosses • Children’s Activities • WorldWar One Trench Experience • Amazing views from the roof!


www.keepmilitarymuseum.org 01305 264 066


Featuring: Bronte Porcellain Dennis Chinaworks De Rosa


Open 11am to 5pm


(closed Sunday, Monday and Bank Holidays) Tel: 01305 267110 www.boxofporcelain.com


An experience not to be missed! Wandering through the many rooms and the great hall at ATHELHAMPTON HOUSE it is easy to see how nobility lived. Go to the gallery to see examples of the work of the artist Marevna who lived at Athelhampton from 1948–1957. The West Wing houses a fine dining room, the Yellow Bedroom,State Bedroom, the Dressing Room and a Bathroom with a copper bath.


Visit the gardens for formal architecture, plant variety and woodland scenes. The Great Court, with its striking Pyramid shaped yew trees, is the most famous of the gardens. Beyond the Great Court, the Corona, the Private Garden, the Canal, and Octagonal Pond lead you through the gardens to the River Piddle which forms a natural boundary. The river walk takes you through natural areas, and round toward the ancient Dovecote. Visit the Topiary Restaurant to enjoy a meal, the Sunday Carvery is recommended!


ATHELHAMPTON HOUSE & GARDENS


a great day out


View the Historic Tudor Great Hall and other stunning rooms throughout the house


Explore the Victorian Gardens formal gardens, new kitchen gardens and river walk


Visit the Coach House Restaurant serving morning coffee, lunch and afternoon tea


Gift Shop and Plant Sales souvenirs, books, local produce etc..


Open Sunday to Thursday - 10am - 5pm


Athelhampton House & Gardens, DT2 7LG www.athelhampton.co.uk 01305 848363 Ideally situated off the A35 & A31 Between Dorchester & Poole, free parking


WHAT’S ON 2018 2–3 June Wessex Folk Festival Weymouth Harbourside 10–16 June Bridport Food & Beer Festival Asker Meadows, Bridport 23–25 June Weymouth & Portland Armed Forces Day Weymouth Seafront 23 June–1 July Beaminster Festival of Music & Arts 24 June Kingston Maurward Open Day & Country Fair Dorchester 14–15 July Pommery Dorset Seafood Festival Weymouth Harbour 13–14 July Jurassic Fields Music Festival Bridport 20–22 July Tolpuddle Martyrs Festival & Rally 28 July – 3 Aug Lyme Regis & Charmouth RNLI Guild Lifeboat Week 2018 24 July Tea on the Quay Music Festival Weymouth harbour 4–12 Aug Lyme Regis Regatta & Carnival Week 5 Aug Party in the Park Lodmoor Country Park 5 Aug West Bay Day West Bay, Bridport 18 Aug Bridport Carnival 19 Aug Bridport Torchlight Procession Bridport to West Bay 19 Aug Buckham Fair Beaminster 23 Aug Melplash Agricultural Show West Bay Road 1 Sept Bridport Hat Festival 1–2 Sept Dorset County Show Dorchester 8–9 Sept Food Rocks Festival Lyme Regis 29 Sept Bridport Charter Fair Borough Gardens, Bridport


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visit the Tudor Manor House in the heart of Dorset


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