About
Lymington
Lymington is a bustling, colourful town with lots to see
and do. Its Georgian High Street is the venue for a well-known street-market
every Saturday morning. This is the busiest time for the town, and the
popular market boasts a range of stalls selling everything from local
fine foods to craftwork and antiques. Visitors can enjoy the hustle and
bustle of this unique shopping experience, where you can browse at your
leisure. The high street also offers an extensive range of shops, some
very familiar, others as unique and individual as the town itself. When
weariness sets in, there are many parks, cafés and restaurants
and, of course, pubs in which to relax and unwind.
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The town's many features include a unique series of cobbled
streets leading down to the pretty main quay area, popular with visitors
who wish to sit, relax and watch the world sail by. Boat trips around
the Solent can be taken from the quayside and private sailing, motor-boating
and fishing trips may be arranged at short notice. For those wishing to
adventure further afield, Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight is reached by
ferry in only 35 minutes, and caters for both foot passengers and cars.
Other facilities in the town include a well-equipped leisure
centre with heated pool, and the historic outdoor Roman seawater baths,
very popular on a hot summer's day and only a short walk from the main
quay area.
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