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Bournemouth

Located in the south coast of England, Bournemouth is a famous destination for tourists and it attracts more than five million visitors per year. A popular destination for Stag and Hen nights and its beaches and nightlife, the town is a centre of business. Known as the centre for entertainment, culture and leisure, Bournemouth offers a wide range of museums, art galleries, clubs and bars. The most popular ones are "Russell-Cotes Museum", "Pavilion Theatre" and "O2 Academy".

Bournemouth Borough Council provides assistance in many ways like Council tax, housing, parking, etc. Bournemouth Borough Council provides you with every information you need about your Council tax. The Council can help you with housing by providing you with support and advice with any housing issues you may be dealing with. Bournemouth Borough Council also provides you with information about parking, such as where to park a car, the parking permits you need, etc.

Considered the UK's best seaside town, Bournemouth has a wide range of parks, beaches and attractions that you can explore. Aquariums, museums and art galleries are some of the things you can do whilst visiting the town. "Bournemouth's Art Deco Pavilion Theatre", "Pavilion Dance South West", "Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum" and "Bournemouth Natural Science Society" are some of the places you can visit in Bournemouth. The town is considered a universal destination of food and drinks.

Located in Bournemouth, Hengistbury Head is the ideal place in case you are looking for a wide range of habitats, such as grassland, heathland and scrub. At Hengistbury Head, visitors will be able to experience places that are windy, muddy and sandy and over 500 plant species, 300 kinds of birds and a variety of animals. There are some events at Hengistbury Head, like Hengistbury Head Poetry Competition, and the events are either free or very low-cost.

If you are looking for experiencing amazing views of the Jurassic coast and singular rock formations, Old Harry Rocks Walk is the perfect option for you. The walk lasts between 1hours and 2hours, 3.5 miles (5.6k) and dog friendly. There is a route to follow which starts and ends at South Beach car park then go to Old Harry and follow the coast path up a cliff edge where you can enjoy and explore the view.

Oceanarium is the Bournemouth aquarium which contains ten amazing recreated habitats. The aquarium has over 150 different species of fish, including sharks, stingrays, moray eels, catfish, pacu, clownfish and pufferfish. Furthermore, Oceanarium displays a variety of reptiles, mammals, birds and invertebrate creatures. The aquarium opens every day from 10am and the closing date can change over the year. The tickets price vary from £12.50 (adult) and £8.50 (child), however there are some combos.