Seaton Tramway
23 April 2026
Scenic tram rides between Seaton and Coylford following the old railway beside the Axe estuary. The route goes through two nature reserves, giving you great views of the birdlife.
Places To Visit near Lyme Regis
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Seaton Tramway
Scenic tram rides between Seaton and Coylford following the old railway beside the Axe estuary. The route goes through two nature reserves, giving you great views of the birdlife.
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The Town Mill
An ancient (dating back to 1340) but still working watermill with regular demonstrations of milling plus art work, pottery, crafts, a cheese monger and brewery.
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The Jurassic Coast
It would be remiss not to mention the pleasures of walking the Jurassic Coast here; a good way to combine a little exercise with a history lesson is to join one of the organised Fossil Walks from Charmouth.
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Artwave West
This private gallery offers visitors the opportunity to view the exciting exhibits of selected contemporary artists.
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Axe Valley Wildlife Park
A great day out for all the family. Come and feed the ornimental ducks and geese on their ponds or see other exotic birds like cranes, kookaburras and hornbills. You can also see zebras, tiny chipmunks and meercats (to name a few) With a cafe and free parking its a great place to visit.
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Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre
This part of the coastline is well known for its fossils - visit the centre to learn how to find some fossils of your own and view the collections that have been gathered over the years. If you fancy, a guided walk can be arranged from the centre.
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Dinosaurland Fossil Museum
This privately owned museum is situated within a grade 1 listed building which was once a church. With a huge array of fossils and exhibitions it is well worth a visit. Please check their website for opening times.
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Lyme Regis Marine Aquarium
This aquarium offers an interactive experience for all it's visitors, giving a truly hands on feel to your visit! A great family attraction.
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Lyme Regis Museum
Built on the site of the fossilist Mary Annings home, as you would expect this museum is jam packed full of all things fossil. You can join a fossil walk, take a tour of the museum or learn how to polish a fossil, there's always lots of events taking place.
Places To Visit near Lyme Regis
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The Town Mill
4 July 2012
An ancient (dating back to 1340) but still working watermill with regular demonstrations of milling plus art work, pottery, crafts, a cheese monger and brewery.
The Jurassic Coast
4 July 2012
It would be remiss not to mention the pleasures of walking the Jurassic Coast here; a good way to combine a little exercise with a history lesson is to join one of the organised Fossil Walks from Charmouth.
Artwave West
This private gallery offers visitors the opportunity to view the exciting exhibits of selected contemporary artists.
Axe Valley Wildlife Park
A great day out for all the family. Come and feed the ornimental ducks and geese on their ponds or see other exotic birds like cranes, kookaburras and hornbills. You can also see zebras, tiny chipmunks and meercats (to name a few) With a cafe and free parking its a great place to visit.
Blue Lias Gallery
Art in every medium, from the traditional to the avant-garde.
Charmouth Heritage Coast Centre
This part of the coastline is well known for its fossils - visit the centre to learn how to find some fossils of your own and view the collections that have been gathered over the years. If you fancy, a guided walk can be arranged from the centre.
Dinosaurland Fossil Museum
This privately owned museum is situated within a grade 1 listed building which was once a church. With a huge array of fossils and exhibitions it is well worth a visit. Please check their website for opening times.
Lyme Regis Marine Aquarium
This aquarium offers an interactive experience for all it's visitors, giving a truly hands on feel to your visit! A great family attraction.
Lyme Regis Museum
Built on the site of the fossilist Mary Annings home, as you would expect this museum is jam packed full of all things fossil. You can join a fossil walk, take a tour of the museum or learn how to polish a fossil, there's always lots of events taking place.