Visitor attractions and information for
Portland
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 Portland Museum, 217 Wakeham, Portland, DT5
1HS, Dorset. Tel: 01305 821804. Archaeology, Archives, Costume
and Textiles, Fine Art, Weapons and War, Science and Technology,
Social History, Land Transport, Maritime. On the Isle of Portland. |
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Portland
Castle, Dorset - DT5 1AZ. Toilets: Accessible WC. Shop: Level
access. Snacks available from shop. Picnics welcome in grounds.
Access to castle and Captain's House. English Heritage. Charges
apply. Overlooking
Portland Harbour in Castleton, Isle of Portland. |
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Nothe Fort, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 8UF. The
fort was built in 1860 to protect Portland's harbour, which was
then becoming an important Royal Navy base. The fort played an
important role in World War II, when the harbour was used by
the British and Americans. www.fortressweymouth.co.uk. Location: About 3 miles north of Portland. |
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Brewer's
Quay, Weymouth. Tel: 01305 777622. Re-developed Victorian Brewery,
in the Old Harbour now housing the award winning Time Walk and
indoor Shopping Village. Admission charges apply to the Time
Walk Museum. Location: About 3 miles north of Portland. |
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