Nothe Fort

Great place to look round. A lot of thought put into the exhibits. Is all accessible with lift and ramps. Plenty of parking close by. Cafe serving drinks and freshly prepared hot and cold food. Surrounded by beautiful gardens/parkland. Dog friendly! Allow 2-3 hours.

Our first visit. Friendly and helpful staff and volunteers. Avoided the rain shower by visiting the basement level and when we came back up, the sun was shining so we could do the upper level without getting wet! Pleased we visited and your entrance ticket allows further visits (free) for a year.

Brilliant that this historic site has been saved and is an informative day out. Dog friendly. Pirate week when we visited. Really cool temperature inside the buildings despite being hot outside. Entry tickets valid for a year. Would recommend

This was a fantastic day out. The mouse trail is a real hit with kids as it helps with concentration and captures their imagination. Great that it’s been going for decades! The views are beautiful. Staff very friendly and great with my kids. Cafe has good amount of seating and the prices are good. Would highly recommend.

We had an amazing time at Nothe Fort. It was so interesting and my son and I loved exploring all the different levels and experiencing the views. It was so interesting and great that there was a variety of rooms with photos, videos, replicas and so much more. There was so much to see and learn and it was just fascinating. There were also Easter activities and games for the kids which was great! Would definitely recommend visiting if you are in the area. Parking was really easy and there is also a lift to get to the different levels if you are less mobile so you wouldn’t miss a thing! I am so glad that we visited. The staff were also so lovely and so helpful. There was also a cafe, a gift shop and toilets.

We love Nothe Fort! Being local, the annual pass is fantastic value, allowing us to visit 3+ times a month. The staff are always welcoming and helpful, and the cafe offers a great, affordable spot to relax. We are so lucky to have this brilliant place nearby—it’s a huge hit with my son!

A very interesting historical monument. Loads of exhibits to walk around, and great to see how it has transformed over the years. All the staff were really friendly, and the food in the cafe was lovely. Definitely worth a visit if you ever find yourself in Weymouth!