Wimborne Minster
Lying on the banks of the River Stour, the atmosphere of this old town is suggested by the narrow bridges which take travellers over the nearby rivers as they approach. The town takes its name from the Minster, built on the site of an 8th Century monastery, the burial place of King Alfred's brother, Ethelred. This was was replaced in the 11th Century by the Norman church which contributes a considerable part to the fine building we see today.
Hide aways cottages in the surrounding area:
H215 - The Garden Cottage, Bransgore. Sleeps: 2/4
The Garden Cottage is a small, detached cottage in the garden of a larger thatched cottage, situated in the small village of Bransgore, on the borders of Dorset and Hampshire.It is only a mile and a half from The New Forest boundary, 4 miles from Burley a...
H322 - Kate's Cottage, Winterbourne Kingston, nr. Bere Regis. Sleeps: 5 + cot
Kate's Cottage is quietly situated along a 'no through' lane on the edge of the village of Winterbourne Kingston which nestles in a valley, some 2 miles to the north of Bere Regis.Its situation makes it ideal for visiting a really spe...
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