10 Free Things to do in Weymouth That You Shouldn't Miss

Abbotsbury Playground is maintained and insured by volunteers. A group of local people came together to form a group in 2006 working tirelessly hard to turn a field into the beautiful playground it is today. The playground was made possible through the kind donations of the community, Chesil Bank Parish Council, Dorset Community Action (Kris Hallett) Awards for all, Co operative Community Fund, The Big Lottery Community Spaces Grant and the hard work of its committee members who successfully applied for these grants.We have volunteers who cut the grass, empty the bins and ensure the playground is perfect! We have visitors who also visit, play and keep the playground tidy and we would like to thank you all for this! Please feel free to leave us a review, we'd love to hear your thoughts on your trip!

A beautiful art gallery located on the harbourside in Weymouth offering original paintings, limited edition prints and locally made glass and ceramics.

We are an independent family run Jewellers in the heart of Weymouth's town centre on the Jurassic Coast. Specialising in pre-owned Jewellery and luxury Watches, you will always be sure to find something a bit different. We have a fantastic selection to suit every budget. We always have a huge range in our £99 ring window and also offer exquisite vintage jewellery upto £10,000. If we still haven't got what you're looking then our Master Craftsman can create your perfect ring, with our Bespoke Jewellery Service. Other services available include watch batteries and straps, which are fitted free of charge. Plus all jewellery, watch and clock repairs. Finally we buy your unwanted gold, silver and platinum jewellery, coins and luxury watches. Whatever the condition please bring them in to us, for the best prices paid.

Weymouths's Micro Pub, how pubs used to be. Real ales directly from the cask, traditional ciders, country wines, mead, gins and European bottled craft beers. No music, no jukebox, no fruit machines. Just good old fashioned conversation.

A varied 4.7 mile walk classed as Moderate along the South West Coast Path as it heads along the east coast of Portland, passing great scenery, historical forts and old quarry workings. Many of the paths around Portland Bill are accessible for powered wheelchair users and rugged pushchairs. The first ½ mile of this route follows a level wide path, but after this becomes more varied with some steep and uneven sections before reaching Church Ope Cove. From the cove to Portland Heights the path is relatively level apart from one steep climb.