Things to do on the Isle of Wight.
The Isle of Wight has much to offer. Try some of the ideas below.
The Old Smithy
The Old Smithy used to be the home of an old Black Smith we are lead to beleive. His ghost can be seen wandering around if you lo...
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Superbowl
A ten pin bowling alley and more attached to the historic pavillion in Ryde. Bowling Laser Quest Birthday Parties E...
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Cowes Maritime Museum
The Museum displays a selection of objects and images which help to tell the story of Cowes and its important maritime heritage. ...
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Newport Cinema
Situated in the centre of the Island, Cineworld Isle of Wight is easily accessible from all ferry ports...........................
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Shanklin Chine
It's an area of stunning beauty set inside a chine! A chine is a naturally occuring, steep sided valley formed by a river and w...
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Brading Doll Museum
This cottage museum was established in Brading, Isle of Wight in 1974, and was formed from the private doll collection started by ...
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Godshill Church
The name of the village derives its name from the legend that whilst the church was being built, the foundation stones were moved...
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Isle of Wight Pearl Centre
Isle of Wight Pearl is a jewellery store with in-house designers that can create unique items of pearl jewellery. The pearls are ...
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Mottistone Manor Garden
Next to the world-famous Mottistone Estate, the Mottistone Gardens are truly beautiful and one of the main attractions in this pa...
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Ryde Pier
At over 200 years old (built in 1814), Ryde pier has seen some changes. From a victorian pleasure pier with a concert paviliion a...
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Bembridge Windmill
This little gem is a Grade 1 listed building and one of the island's most iconic images. Built around 1700, it last operated in ...
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Nunwell House and Gardens
Historic English Country House from the 14th century. Historical Architecture Guided Tours Stunning Garden ............
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The Pepper Pot (St Catherine's Oratory)
St. Catherine's Oratory, also known as the Pepperpot, is a medieval lighthouse on St. Catherine's Down near the southern coast of...
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Shanklin Theatre
A popular theatre opened in 1879 and still staging popular productions. Community Owned Visit to Support Musicals Live ...
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Sandown Pier
The pier in Sandown has been standing since 1876 and was opened as a pleasure pier in the true Victorian style. Bowling Amu...
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Farringford
This was the home of the Victorian Poet Laureate, Alfred Lord Tennyson from 1853 until his death in 1892. In 2017 it completed a m...
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