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THE ISLE OF PORTLAND
With spectacular sea views, a variety of restaurants and holiday accommodation, the diverse Isle of Portland has something for everyone!
WHAT TO DO
Explore the Island
WHERE TO EAT
Pubs, Cafes & Restuarunts
WHERE TO STAY
Hotels, B&Bs & Cottages
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Portland Stone, why is it so special?
A fascinating video from British Pathé (1955) exploring Portland Stone and it’s uses around the world. Portland proffers no ordinary stone but one of Britains most treasured natural resources. Known for both its easily recognisable and varied features, and for its contribution to the character of the nation’s capital city.
USEFUL INFO
COMMUNITY
Royal Manor Theatre
The Royal Manor Theatre, situated in Fortuneswell on Portland, has been supporting local productions for over 50 years. Tickets are available now, via the Royal Manor Theatre website, the box office (03336 663366), The Royal Portland Arms. https://www.royalmanortheatre.co.uk/
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The Portland Windmills
The Portland Windmills are two disused stone towers which were used as windmills from at least the early 17th century. They are located south of Easton village and the east of Weston village and are the only historic windmill remains to survive in Dorset. You can find the Windmills
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Tout Quarry
Walk the disused quarry of Tout. Stone sculptures and scarce wildlife make this former quarry an interesting and unusual site to visit for all the family. It is located within the north-west corner of Tophill. In places there may be loose stones underfoot. You can find Tout
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EXPLORE THE ISLAND
Visit one of the many boutique stores, bars and coffee shops. Dine with breath-taking views over the Jurassic Coast, or walk the south-west coastal path, Portland is an explorer’s paradise.
VISIT THE MUSEUM
Situated in the ancient hamlet of Wakeham and above the cove at Church Ope, the museum houses many of the artefacts associated with the history and culture of the Island and Royal Manor of Portland and tells the story of local industry, the Sea, the Prisons and the People.
PORTLAND BILL
This is the southern most tip of the island and has Portland’s most famous landmarks, the lighthouse and Pulpit Rock. Enjoy the spectacular sea views across the English Channel.
PORTLAND CASTLE
A fine coastal fortress built by Henry V111 overlooking Portland harbour with 500 years of history. One of English Heritages best preserved Tudor monuments.
THE COVE HOUSE INN
The Cove House Inn Pub at Chiswell in Portland offers a friendly, cosy atmosphere with some of the most spectacular views Portland can offer.
THE BOAT THAT ROCKS
Situated at Portland Marina is a Classic bistro and serves Modern British dishes in a contemporary, glass restaurant with sea-view balcony.
WHERE TO STAY
From Campsites to Cottages, Portland has a wide range of accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets.
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"Portland is simply awe-inspiring. We really enjoyed our time here and already planning our next trip back!"
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