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Places To Visit near Shaftesbury

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Gold Hill Museum

In two historic buildings, this museum has eight galleries which tell the story of life in the area, dating back to before Alfred the Great. The museum is run by volunteers and a visit will support their good works.

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Gold Hill Museum and Garden

This museum is quite unusual as it lies within a tradtional sandstone cottage! It is brimming with local history and has a stunning garden with fabulous views. Usually open April until October, please check to avoid disappointment.

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Shaftesbury Abbey

Built by King Alfred the Great in 888, this Abbey was the most significant one in the country for numerous years. Being perched on a hill, the Abbey boasts spectacular views of Blackmore Vale. Why not attend one of many events throughout the year to learn about the history of the Abbey?

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Sturminster Newton Museum and Mill

Enjoy a tour of the old flour mill, spread over four floors and grab the opportunity to purchase some freshly ground flour! A visit to the museum will give you some insight into the history of the local area.

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Places To Visit near Shaftesbury

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Gold Hill Museum

Gold Hill Museum

In two historic buildings, this museum has eight galleries which tell the story of life in the area, dating back to before Alfred the Great. The museum is run by volunteers and a visit will support their good works.

Gold Hill Museum and Garden

Gold Hill Museum and Garden

This museum is quite unusual as it lies within a tradtional sandstone cottage! It is brimming with local history and has a stunning garden with fabulous views. Usually open April until October, please check to avoid disappointment.

Shaftesbury Abbey

Shaftesbury Abbey

Built by King Alfred the Great in 888, this Abbey was the most significant one in the country for numerous years. Being perched on a hill, the Abbey boasts spectacular views of Blackmore Vale. Why not attend one of many events throughout the year to learn about the history of the Abbey?

Sturminster Newton Museum and Mill

Sturminster Newton Museum and Mill

Enjoy a tour of the old flour mill, spread over four floors and grab the opportunity to purchase some freshly ground flour! A visit to the museum will give you some insight into the history of the local area.