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St. Catherine's Chapel in Abbotsbury is an enchanting place steeped in history and atmosphere. Perched on a hill, the small chapel offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside and the sea. Its tranquil and spiritual atmosphere makes it a perfect place for a contemplative stroll or a short break from everyday life. Its historical significance and picturesque location make St. Catherine's Chapel a must-see for visitors who want to discover the beauty and history of the region.

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Weymouth Beach and the seafront promenade are beautiful, with fine sand, clear water and a lively atmosphere, perfect for relaxing days by the sea.

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The Weymouth Town Bridge is a charming bridge that connects the harbor to the town and provides a picturesque backdrop.

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A visit to Weymouth in southern England is definitely worthwhile. The town offers beautiful sandy beaches perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. The harbor promenade is ideal for strolls and enjoying fresh fish in the restaurants. There's also the impressive Jurassic Coast, which invites hiking and exploring. Combining charming coastal flair with a lively atmosphere, Weymouth is an attractive destination for relaxation and adventure.

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Apart from a memorial stone seat near the summit of the hill there is nowhere to sit down if you’re in need of a rest! Sure, you could sit on the grass but not when it’s damp …

There's some great independent shops if you look hard enough

A nice tourist area with all the frills and spills you'd expect

Finally came back in daylight hours and got to venture inside the Chapel. Awesome!!!

Known for his love of Weymouth, the King made over ten visits and stays here during his life. Always staying at the then Gloucester lodge. The grand building can still be seen in its prime position today and currently is converted in to a number of flats. It is also home to the popular Moby Dick's pub and restaurant. With his patronage of the town, the king changed the fortune of Weymouth, and a lot of the buildings along the seafront are mostly of Georgian architecture during the king's reign. George III was originally advised to travel to Weymouth to consolidate his recovery from his first bout of serious physical and mental illness, sometimes now interpreted as porphyria. The court came with the King, and the national papers reported the event. As a result of the king's interest in the area, it was decided that Weymouth should have a statue in tribute to him. The idea was first raised in 1802 and a statue was soon designed and made – based on the designs of architect James Hamilton. However, the plan was put on hold after the king fell ill in 1805, with the structure being locked away. The year 1809 marked the beginning of the fiftieth year of the king's reign, which caused the statue to be erected in place.

A beautiful beach tucked away in to the corner of Weymouth. Due to the position of it, a large section is available and not pushed back by the tide

A cool statue of king George

Weymouth is a beautiful place with a great harbour and wonderful beach

Weymouth's beautiful beach is known for its fine sand. From the esplanade you can see the whole beach and have great photo opportunities whatever the weather! There is a small funfair for children and there is an affordable parking lot for tourists

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George III travelled to Weymouth for many years at the end of the 18th century, of course: he wanted to swim in the sea. Although this was done discreetly with bathing carts and no one was allowed to go into the water near his majesty, a new fashion emerged: 🔜Sea bathing became hip. At the same time, this meant the decline of spa towns such as Bath or Leamington Spa. The king as a trendsetter and advertising magnate for Weymouth!

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Such a pretty, old-fashioned town by the sea in the best way! The long, fine sandy beach is probably the main attraction, but we also really liked the parks, marina and pedestrian zone. I recommend planning this if you are going on a hike

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Went up to catch a sunrise one morning. Sat on the grass drinking a coffee, leaning back against the chapel stone. watched the sun come up over the hill and was the most breath taking sight i'd seen in a long time. wasn't open when I was there, but it was 05:20. want to go back while it's open and go inside.

Beautiful port city in Portland

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Perched atop the hill, overlooking Chesil Beach and the Isle of Portland, this chapel dates back to the 14th century and was built by the monks of Abbotsbury Abbey. From here, you can enjoy incredible views and explore the intriguing features of this little chapel, such as the 'wishing holes,' which local women used to pray to St. Catherine to find a husband.

A highlight of a trip to Weymouth is seeing the bridge go up

This picturesque church sits behind the Fleet, the vast lagoon created by Chesil Beach. It was once the parish church and has parts dating back to the 15th century, but it was partially damaged by the Great Storm of 1824 and then replaced by a newer church nearby. Today it is a mortuary chapel and a nice find on walks in the area.

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