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Port Gaverne Hotel - Port Isaac Cornwall
Port Gaverne Hotel Port Isaac Cornwall has accommodation. Port Gaverne Hotel Port Isaac Cornwall serves Real Ales. Port Gaverne Hotel Port Isaac Cornwall is a Country Pub, Bar or Inn. Port Gaverne Hotel Port Isaac Cornwall is a Good Food Pub, Bar or Inn. Port Gaverne Hotel Port Isaac Cornwall is a Family Friendly Pub, Bar or Inn. Port Gaverne...
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Port Lympne Wild Animal Park - Hythe
Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve is the UK’s first conservation hotel & reserve. Once the opulent country estate or Sir Phillip Sassoon, Port Lympne’s 600 acres of private parkland is now home to more than 900 endangered animals including: the largest herd of black rhino in the UK, western lowland gorillas, tigers, lions,...
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Port Sunlight Museum
The new Port Sunlight Museum has exhibits for all types of visitor, including a reconstruction parlour room, state-of-the-art audio-visuals and interactives, a model of the village and a typical Port Sunlight house, and historical items from the village's past. Admission: Adult: £3.95 Concessions: £3.50 Child (aged 5 to 16):...
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Portable Miature Railway
Looking for something a little different for your party, function or event? GWR Trains has a complete 7 ¼ inch gauge railway to run at festivals, corporate events, birthdays, school days, country and town fairs, and any other special occasion or event. We can cater for one day or multi-day events. Fully insured and provided with two...
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PORTCHESTER (NR FAREHAM) KARATE CLUB
Portchester, Fareham. martial arts club / school in Hampshire. PORTCHESTER (NR FAREHAM) KARATE CLUB Martial Art: Karate Style: Shotokan karate County: Hampshire Town: Portchester, Fareham. Venue: Various in Portchester schools Contact Name: Merv O'Donnell Email: mvodonnell@hotmail.com ...
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PORTCHESTER CASTLE
Looking for a fun family day out? Visit Portchester Castle in Hampshire, South East England. It provides the perfect setting for a relaxed, fun, historic day out. The castle’s commanding location has made it a major factor in the Solent's defences for hundreds of years. The most impressive and best-preserved of the Roman 'Saxon Shore'...
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Porter & Sorter - Croydon
TV for sports and news, A child friendly restaurant menu, Real ale pub, Outside seating for the warmer weather, Late opening on some evenings, This is a pub with historical interest and have interesting past to discover, Occasional guest beers, Easy access for the disabled, This is a child friendly and family friendly establishment and children...
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Porth Dafarch Beach
Porth Dafarch is yet another great beach on this island. Nestling below some truly beautiful rugged headland, this is a superb beach for family activities. Due to its position it is reasonably well sheltered from the open sea. You often sea a yacht or two anchoring in the cove and the beach is occasionally visited by canoeists. Divers...
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PORTH HELLICK DOWN BURIAL CHAMBER
The burial chamber at Porth Hellick Down dates from about 2000 BC, and is a large and imposing Scillonian Bronze Age entrance grave, with kerb, inner passage and burial chamber all clearly visible. Read more about the history of the burial chamber. BEFORE YOU GO Access: Situated on St Mary's eastern side, the site is best accessed by...
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Porthcurno Beach
Be sure to bring the lot then: buckets and spades, frisbees and balls! The tour de force is the Minack Theatre, an open-air, Greek inspired amphitheatre built high into the rocks on the cliffs overlooking the bay. From May to September you can see plays and music being performed here against the stunning backdrop of Porthcurno Bay and the Logan...
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Porthcurno Telegraph Museum
Porthcurno Telegraph Museum is now closed for development work. We are installing new visitor facilities, including a new cafe, and exciting new exhibitions. We look forward to welcoming you back in summer 2014. The technology behind communication has changed the world. Mobiles, fibre optics, the World Wide Web, radio and television would...
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Porthmeor Beach
Porthmeor Beach is a truly magical place if you can catch it empty, but equally thrilling when thronging with happy kids! St Ives is considered to be the 'jewel of the South West' and the sandy shoreline of Porthmeor is a haven for surfers, with safe but interesting waters making it a firm favourite with families looking for a fun day out by the...
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Portishead Lake Grounds
The man-made lake was dug by hand in 1910 and is home to a variety of bird life including swans and ducks. A small island in the middle of the lake provides nesting space and a number of small wooden huts provide shelter in bad weather.
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Portland Basin Museum
Portland Basin Museum is housed within the restored nineteenth century Ashton Canal Warehouse in Ashton-under-Lyne. The museum combines a lively modern interior with a peaceful canal side setting and is an exciting family friendly museum. Step back in time on a 1920s street, as the sights and sounds of bygone Tameside are brought to life. ...
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Portland Castle
The history of this fortress, which overlooks Portland harbour, is diverse and fascinating. Built by Henry VIII to defend the anchorage against possible French and Spanish invasion, its squat appearance is typical of the artillery forts built in the early 1540s. Unusually for a fortress of this period, the castle has seen much interior...
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Portland Museum
Portland Museum is an interesting and friendly little museum with a lot more to see than you would believe from the size. Today the Museum houses many of the artifacts associated with the history and culture of the Island and tells the story of local industry, the Sea and the People. There is so much to see and learn about, including shipwreck...
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Portland Plateau Walk
Portland Plateau Walk is an excellent place to have a nice walk while enjoying beautiful scenery. The landscape has been sculpted into terraces, barrows and gullies by the extensive quarrying that took place here. The abandoned quarries have been reclaimed by nature and are now home to many plants, butterflies and birds, so keep an eye out while...
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Portman Hotel - Bournemouth Dorset
Portman Hotel Bournemouth Dorset has accommodation. Portman Hotel Bournemouth Dorset serves Real Ales. Portman Hotel Bournemouth Dorset is a Town Centre Pub, Bar or Inn. Portman Hotel Bournemouth Dorset is a Good Food Pub, Bar or Inn. Portman Hotel Bournemouth Dorset is a Family Friendly Pub, Bar or Inn. Portman Hotel Bournemouth Dorset has a...
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Portmeirion Village
Portmeirion is one of Wales' premier visitor attractions, welcoming 250,000 visitors every year. With free parking, complimentary guided tours and audio visual show, six cafes and restaurants, half a dozen shops, gardens and beaches it is the perfect day out for all the family. Surrounding the village are 70 acres of exotic woodlands...
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