What's around us past and present.

With Neolithic rings, pagan relics a and ruined church, Knowlton Church and rings are intriguing and atmospheric.

Close to the River Frome which flows through the southern part of Wareham is the old 12th century parish church of Lady St Mary.

Lulworth castle, built in the early 17th Century as a hunting lodge, became a country house at the heart of a large estate. The exterior of the Castle changed little over the years but the interior evolved in line with changing fashions until it was gutted by a disasterous fire in

Mill House Cider Museum shows you exactly how this traditional drink was made.

The Minster is dedicated to St. Cuthburga - sister to King Ina, King of the West Saxons. St. Cuthburga founded a Benedictine Nunnery here in c. A.D. 705. The twin towers of the magnificent Minster Church of St.Cuthburga, founded in AD 705, dominate the town. The oldest part of the Minster

A beautiful church which has the extremely rare distinction of housing the relics of its Saxon Patron Saint, St Wite or Candida.