Things to do in Moreton

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Photo "Moreton" by Mike Searle (CC BY-SA) / Cropped from original
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Moreton must see attractions

1. Durdle Door

Durdle Door is a natural arch carved into the limestone cliffs on the Jurassic Coast of England. The geological feature is the unquestionable highlight of the Lulworth Estate, which is open to the public and consists of 12,000 acres (4,856 hectares) of picturesque terrain. Go for a romantic stroll along the stony beach and take photographs of this stunning geological feature.
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Durdle Door featuring a sunset, a bay or harbor and rugged coastline

2. Poole Harbour

Poole Harbour is a large natural bay with several small islands in the southern part of the city. It has an intriguing history, with its shores having been inhabited for thousands of years. A boat from the Iron Age was discovered here. Watch the lifting of Poole Bridge, built in 1927 and spanning the waterway between the harbor and Holes Bay.
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Poole Harbour featuring a river or creek and heritage architecture

3. Bournemouth Beach

Bournemouth Beach is one of England’s most popular and attractive sandy areas. For decades, locals and travelers have been relaxing under umbrellas against the roar of the English Channel’s waves. Discover the varying parts of the beach during your vacation, from the more active central bays to the spacious havens a little farther out from the city.
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Bournemouth Beach

4. Corfe Castle

Built by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, Corfe Castle was once a sturdy stone fort. Although only ruins remain, the crumbling castle atop a scenic green hill, is now one of Britain’s most-visited historic structures. Walk where kings and knights once walked as you explore the quaint alleyways, steps and tumbledown walls.
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Corfe Castle showing tranquil scenes, a ruin and heritage elements

5. Bournemouth International Centre

The Bournemouth International Centre, or the BIC, is a large events space and conference center that hosts a wide range of events throughout the year. Come here to take in everything from wrestling to stand-up comedy shows, from food and drinks festivals to musicals. And of course, if you are visiting Bournemouth for a conference or business event, there is a good chance it will be held here in the BIC.
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Bournemouth International Centre

6. Weymouth Beach

With its mixture of soft sand and tiny polished pebbles and its colorful beach huts, Weymouth Beach is a scenic spot for seaside fun. It is part of the fascinating Jurassic Coast, which includes some of England’s most breathtaking landforms. Take the kids to this family-friendly haven to enjoy a picnic and cool off with a dip in the cold water.
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Weymouth Beach showing a sandy beach

What to do in Moreton

Discover the most popular places to visit in Moreton

Taken on Durdle Door Beach.

West Bexington Beach

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at West Bexington Beach during your trip to Dorchester? While in this quaint area, you can savor the lively bars.

West Bexington Beach
Cerne Abbas Giant which includes outdoor art

Cerne Abbas Giant

Towering over the countryside and shrouded in mystery, Britain's largest chalk drawing is a curious and compelling destination.

Cerne Abbas Giant
Kingston Maurward Park and Gardens

Kingston Maurward Park and Gardens

Explore the great outdoors at Kingston Maurward Park and Gardens, a lovely green space in Dorchester. Stroll along the area's beautiful beaches, or simply savor its lively bars.

Kingston Maurward Park and Gardens
Tutankhamun: The Exhibition featuring interior views

Tutankhamun: The Exhibition

Travel back in time to ancient Egypt and discover the secrets of the pharaohs in Dorchester's celebrated mummy museum.

Tutankhamun: The Exhibition
Maiden Castle which includes tranquil scenes as well as a couple

Maiden Castle

Enjoy spectacular views and discover fascinating history at one of England's largest Iron Age hill forts, home to temples, battlements and ancient burial sites.

Maiden Castle
Maumbury Rings showing tranquil scenes

Maumbury Rings

History is hidden in plain sight, with grassy mounds concealing ancient constructions from three different eras, at this park in the heart of bustling Dorchester.

Maumbury Rings

Warmwell Holiday Park Ski Slope

Hit the slopes in Dorchester with a visit to Warmwell Holiday Park Ski Slope. Stroll along the area's seaside, or simply savor its charming coffeehouses.

Warmwell Holiday Park Ski Slope

Sculpture by the Lakes

You can spend time studying the exhibits at Sculpture by the Lakes during your travels in Dorchester. Stroll along the seaside in this quaint area, or check out its lively bars.

Sculpture by the Lakes

Athelhampton House and Gardens

Explore the great outdoors at Athelhampton House and Gardens, a lovely green space in Dorchester. Wander the beautiful beaches and seaside in this quaint area.

Athelhampton House and Gardens

Popular day trips from Moreton

Dorchester featuring street scenes as well as a large group of people

Dorchester

Durdle Door featuring a sunset, a bay or harbor and rugged coastline

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Photo "Winfrith Newburgh" by Nigel Chadwick (CC BY-SA) / Cropped from original
Photo by Nigel Chadwick (CC BY-SA)

Winfrith Newburgh

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Frequently asked questions

Is Moreton worth visiting?
One of the most popular things to do in Moreton is visit Warmwell Holiday Park Ski Slope. Tick this top attraction off your to-do list, then discover more of this area's nature and views.
How do I spend a day in Moreton?
After you've visited key attractions like Terracotta Warriors Museum and The Keep Military Museum, spend some time experiencing Moreton's shopping and dining scene.
What is the top tourist attraction in Moreton?
The top tourist attraction in Moreton is Warmwell Holiday Park Ski Slope, so don't forget to include it on your sightseeing agenda.
Is three days enough to stay in Moreton?
Three days in Moreton is more than enough to visit the city's major attractions. Many travelers spend two days on average. Warmwell Holiday Park Ski Slope, Hardy's Cottage and Sculpture by the Lakes are among the most popular sights. Like to discover more? Hang around a while longer to check off nearby hotspots like Bournemouth.
Is Moreton a walkable city?
If discovering on foot sounds like your kind of getaway, Moreton is an ideal destination. Find leading attractions, like Warmwell Holiday Park Ski Slope, a walkable distance from downtown. You can also enjoy a stroll through Winfrith Newburgh, a cool neighborhood located about 3 miles from downtown.
What are some activities to do in Moreton with kids?
Whether you're traveling with tiny adventurers or hard-to-please teens, a fun-filled itinerary is the key to a stress-free getaway. Take a look at our recommendations for what to do in Moreton with kids.

What to do in Moreton for adults?
Whether you're a food lover, culture enthusiast or outdoor explorer, there are plenty of things to do in Moreton for adults including Tutankhamun: The Exhibition and Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum.
Are there free things to do in Moreton?
From enjoying parks to strolling around vibrant neighborhoods, it's simple to find free things to do in Moreton. If you're in need of ideas, ask for tips from a local tour guide. Hardy's Cottage is a top spot for anyone wishing to save on their sightseeing activities.