Bournemouth isn’t just the beach. It’s also a town brimming with history, art, beauty, nature and fun. From Napoléon’s wine cooler to an Egyptian mummy, a war-winning bridge to locally made gin, a mural celebrating its larger-than-life visitors to its connections with War and Peace – not forgetting afternoon tea on a bus – this town has it all, and is sure to surprise and delight all those who explore it.
Katherine Bebo
Katherine Bebo is a professional freelance writer and editor. Her career has taken her to London, Dubai and Denver in the USA… but now she’s back home where her heart is: Poole. She has had a handful of books published – on topics ranging from films to fitness, cocktails to outer space – plus many features for well-known publications and websites such as Cosmopolitan, Real Travel and TheCulinaryGuide.co.uk
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