We've put together a list of all the best attractions in and around Wimborne
Showing 6 of the best things to do
A superb 1/10th scale Model Town capturing the essence of a typical Market Town of Rural England during the 1950's and an interactive Hornby Model Trains and Tram working layout. Open daily from 24th March - 29th October. Facilities include Tea Rooms and Gift Shop.
The church of St Cuthburga, Winborne Minster dates back over 1300 years. The current church is mostly Norman in origin although there are Saxon and Gothic features. Features include chained library, an astronomical clock and tombs of Wessex kings
Located in East Dorset is Knoll Gardens, a year round tourist attraction that is attached to a nursery and is home to over 5,000 plant species including many rare varieties.
University museum celebrating plastics in design. Collection contains over 8,000 international, historical and contemporary design examples
Large public park adjacent to Poole harbour. Contains several man made lakes and is a conservation area
Poole Guildhall is one of the town's most well known landmarks. Dating back to the 18th century, this historic building is Grade II listed and situated in the heart of Poole's old town.
It reopened its doors to the public in 2007 as Poole's Register Office following a major restoration project to bring it back to its former glory and now provides a venue for civic ceremonies, weddings and civil partnerships.
In the past it has had many uses including a parish church, magistrate's court and as a meeting point for American soldiers during the Second Worlds War.