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An entertainment complex with many eateries, a cinema, escape rooms, minigolf, and axe throwing.
This museum and gallery has some wonderful collections of 19th-century art and Japanese artefacts. The interior of the museum is worth seeing because it is lavishly decorated and shows Victorian interests in eccentric collecting and other cultures, especially Japan and China. Admission £9.50
At the Arts University Bournemouth. It runs artist talks, school workshops, events and film nights to support the exhibition programme.
The famous author Mary Shelley who wrote the horror novel Frankenstein is buried in the churchyard of this church along with the heart of her husband the Romantic poet, Percy Bysshe Shelley.
Built in 1905 in what would have been then a contemporary Art Nouveau take on the Moorish Revival style that was extremely popular for synagogues.
Includes a theatre.