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Reisgids 111 places in Places in Bournemouth That You Shouldn't Miss | Emons

Reisgids 111 places in Places in Bournemouth That You Shouldn't Miss | Emons

Bournemouth isn’t just the beach. It’s also a town brimming with history, art, beauty, nature and fun. From Napoléon’s wine cooler to an Egyptian mummy, a war-winning bridge to locally made gin, a mural celebrating its larger-than-life visitors to its connections with War and Peace – not forgetting afternoon tea on a bus – this town has it all, and...

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    Bournemouth isn’t just the beach. It’s also a town brimming with history, art, beauty, nature and fun. From Napoléon’s wine cooler to an Egyptian mummy, a war-winning bridge to locally made gin, a mural celebrating its larger-than-life visitors to its connections with War and Peace – not forgetting afternoon tea on a bus – this town has it all, and is sure to surprise and delight all those who explore it.  
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