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Brewers Quay, Weymouth

Category: Attractions

Contact: 01305-777662

Address: Hope Square, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 8TR

Open: Every day 7 days a week, 10am-5.30pm. Closed Xmas and last two weeks of January for maintenance. Late nights Mon-Fri during school summer holidays. Timewalk open daily from Feb-Nov

Price: Timewalk Tickets: Adult £4.75, Child £3.50, Senior £4.25, Student £4.00. Discovery Tickets: Adult £4.00, Child £3.00, Family £13.50, Senior/Student £3.50

Facilities: Specialist shops. Crafts. Museum. Exhibition. Toilets, many eateries in and around Brewers Quay also within a short walk. Car parking in town (not always easy in summer)

Description:

Brewers Quay is a redeveloped Victorian Brewery situated adjacent to Weymouth harbour amid the labyrinth of paved courtyards and cobbled streets, comprising a unique shopping village packed with specialist shops and attractions and set within the historic Hope Square, alive with cafes, bars and bistros. Brewers Quay offers a unique experience for the whole family.

Featuring the "Timewalk" tour of the 14th century sights, sounds and smells of old Weymouth together with the "Brewery Days" tracing the history of brewing on the site since 1252.

Weymouth Museum where you can experience how life was for the townsfolk of Weymouth.

Plus over 20 specialist shops and crafts housed within This Dorset Shopping Village.

The Discovery interactiver centre is designed to be enjoyed by all with over 60 exhibits in 2000 sq.ft.

Also within the complex there is a Courtyard Restaurant and a pub called the Excise House.

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