Alum Chine Bridge — Attraction in England

Alum Chine Bridge is a lovely little gem tucked away in Bournemouth. The bridge itself has a quaint, almost nostalgic charm and offers a scenic crossing over the wooded chine. The surrounding gardens are well-maintained and make for a peaceful walk, especially during spring and summer when everything is in bloom.

There’s also easy access down to Alum Chine Beach, which is quieter and less crowded than Bournemouth Pier. Great for a relaxing stroll, some nice photos, or just a breather away from the busier parts of the coast.

Wouldn’t call it a major attraction on its own, but it’s definitely worth visiting if you’re nearby or exploring the...

Nice to see that people are still hanging padlocks here am guessing this in homage to the Pont des Artes in Paris or perhaps the Weir bridge in Bakewell who have now banned this practice because of the extra weight and stress it has placed on those structures meaning they would not be fit for purpose......lets hope that we can keep using and enjoying this bridge for many more years and that the local council keeps an eye on the build up of padlocks over time. However, am guessing this shouldn't be a problem in my lifetime. Unlike many other bridges...

I often walk across the alum chine suspension bridge if I'm walking into Bournemouth town centre or going down to the beach from the westbourne area. I have been told, Winston Churchill fell from the bridge when he was on holiday in Bournemouth as a child and that's why he walked...