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Local Attractions
Christchurch is truly unique and to find out more about the local area, its history and local events visit www.visitchristchurch.info the official Christchurch tourism website. Christchurch Tourism Association sets very high standards for all visitors to the area and we are established members and supporters of this excellent organisation.
Christchurch Dorset Location
Christchurch is uniquely situated on the shores of Christchurch Harbour, looking across Christchurch Bay, close to New Forest National Park and the magnificent Dorset World Heritage Coast. Christchurch town centre is situated between two of the most famous rivers in the south of England, the River Stour and the River Avon.
Christchurch Dorset Heritage
Christchurch is renowned for its rivers and harbour which are linked to its intriguing smuggling history and the magnificent 11th century Priory Church. Christchurch has many historic locations that are open to the public including the ruins of Christchurch Castle, the Red House Museum, Highcliffe Castle and Place Mill.
Christchurch Dorset Events
Christchurch has a wealth of things to see and do plus a variety of festivals and events so there is something to suit everyone whatever your age or taste. Christchurch has earned a great reputation, both locally and nationally, for the annual Food and Wine Festival and the International Food Market.
Christchurch Bay In Dorset
Christchurch Bay extends from Hurst Castle in the east to Hengistbury Head in the west and includes the stunning beaches of Highcliffe and Avon Beach plus Mudeford Quay. Christchurch Tourism supports www.christchurchbay.org which gives accurate and up to date information for people who love watersports, sports and active lifestyles.






