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Danum Gallery, Library and Museum
A city-centre museum with Roman and social history displays, local artefacts and changing exhibitions that introduce Doncaster's past.
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BA1380Bournemouth Airport is located around 5 miles to the North-East of Bournemouth town centre. The airport offers flights to and from a large number of international destinations, with low-cost carriers such as Ryanair, Aer Lingus and easyJet offering plenty of European routes, and with First Choice and Thompson also operating their tours from the airport.
There is only one airport in Bournemouth: Bournemouth Airport. It serves Dorset, the New Forest National Park and Wiltshire, all of which are tourist hotspots in their own right. Located in Christchurch, the airport is located around 100 miles from London and is possible to access for city travellers via the motorway. Other airports that serve the broader area are Bristol Airport, Exeter International Airport and Southampton Airport.
Flights to Bournemouth are operated by Thomson Holidays, Ryanair, easyJet, Aer Lingus and First Choice. The airport offers regularly scheduled flights to Greece, Spain, Ireland, Portugal, Poland and Italy. It's also possible to travel further afield, with Caribbean fly-cruises, Arctic tours and Iceland all accessible from Bournemouth Airport with select tour operators.
Bournemouth Airport is compact, modern and known for its friendly staff, focus on customer service and convenient facilities including free WiFi, fast-track security, retail outlets and accessible bathrooms. It is located very close to Bournemouth itself and there are regular buses that operate from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm every day to and from the centre of the large coastal resort. With car hire available from the airport, the A338 is just 1 mile away and the A31, M3, A35 and M27 motorways are all close by. Taxis also pick up from the airport.
Bournemouth is most famous for its stretching beaches – notching up 8.5 miles of sand and family-friendly attractions which include a pier, cafe and restaurants. But the town itself is also well worth exploring. Art fans will love the collection of 19th-Century Japanese artefacts, pottery and art in the ornately-decorated Russell-Cotes Art Gallery and Museum, which also has superb sea views. Kids will love the 6 cinema; a British first! Take the family to see immersive simulations for a huge range of films, or head to see incredible sea-life at the Oceanarium.
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A city-centre museum with Roman and social history displays, local artefacts and changing exhibitions that introduce Doncaster's past.
An aviation museum at the former RAF airfield, featuring military aircraft, cockpit displays and volunteers sharing local flying history.
A working heritage railway site with station exhibits, historic rolling stock and a compact museum atmosphere for rail enthusiasts.
A large wildlife reserve of lakes, hides and paths, ideal for birdwatching, easy walks and a quiet break near the city.
A historic market district with covered halls, independent traders and a lively everyday atmosphere at the heart of Doncaster.
A broad civic square beside the markets and cultural venues, useful for events, people-watching and exploring the town centre.
A rich fruit loaf from nearby Yorkshire, packed with currants and peel. Traditionally served sliced with butter and closely associated with South Yorkshire tea tables.
A sturdy South Yorkshire oatcake cooked like a pancake and eaten with savoury fillings. It reflects the region’s long mining and working-class food traditions.
A soft white bread cake from South Yorkshire, often filled with bacon, sausages or chips. It is a local staple and a familiar part of everyday eating in Doncaster.
Refined British dining in a smart country-house setting at Bawtry Hall, with tasting menus and polished service.
Stylish steakhouse and grill in central Doncaster, known for quality cuts, cocktails and a lively modern atmosphere.
Popular tapas restaurant with a buzzy atmosphere, serving Spanish small plates and drinks in Doncaster town centre.
Moderate for the UK: hotels and dining are often cheaper than in London, while local buses and everyday costs stay manageable for most visitors.
Tipping is modest: 10-12.5% in restaurants if service is not included, optional in cafés, and rounding up for taxis is common.
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