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Bournemouth Pier
Bournemouth Pier is at the heart of the Bournemouth sea front with various attractions, amusements, boat trips, restaurant, cafe, bar and fishing decks. Originally built in 1856 as wood, rebuilt with iron and then as concrete this has been around for generations. Small charge applies for access to help with the upkeep.
Dogs are allowed on to the pier but not allowed in some of the attractions.
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Bournemouth Pier, Bournemouth, Bournemouth, Dorset , United Kingdom
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