This Dorset seaside town sits on the Jurassic Coast, where cliffs expose rocks rich with fossils. The Cobb curves around the harbor, sheltering boats beneath its stone wall.
Landmark4.6/5
The Cobb
Culture4.6/5
Lyme Regis Museum
Nestled in Lyme Regis, the museum showcases the town’s rich maritime history and famous fossils, making it a must-visit for history buffs and nature enthusiasts alike.
Landmark4.7/5
Lyme Regis Beach
This pebble beach curves around Lyme Regis’s small harbor, with sandy patches at the water’s edge. Fossil hunters sift the stones.
Landmark4.7/5
Lyme Regis Fossil Beach (Ammonite Pavement)
Landmark4.5/5
Church Cliff Beach
Small beach below Lyme Regis's promenade, with views west along the Dorset coast. A statue of paleontologist Mary Anning stands at its western end.
Landmark4.8/5
Langmoor & Lister Gardens
Hillside gardens above Lyme Regis beach, with paths through trees and views across the bay. Mini golf and table tennis sit among the garden paths.
Culture4.7/5
The Town Mill
Landmark4.7/5
Marine Theatre
Landmark4.8/5
Mary Anning
Landmark4.9/5
Lyme Regis Harbour
Culture5/5
Broad Street Vintage
Shop4.7/5
Coombe Street Gallery
Lyme Regis gift shop with jewelry, gifts and trinket dishes.
Shop4.1/5
Lyme Regis Antique & Craft Centre
Shop4.6/5
The Sanctuary Bookshop
Culture4.6/5
St Michael’s Church
Landmark3.5/5
Visit Lyme Regis
Lyme Regis slopes to the sea around the Cobb. Boats leave from the seafront, where arcades and a small aquarium sit among the shops. Along the cliffs, people hunt fossils.
Eat$$$4.7/5
Town Mill Bakery
Eat$$$4.3/5
Swim
Cafe$$$4.4/5
The Lyme Bay
Cafe$$$4.9/5
Lyme Terrace
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