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The Circle Of Stones — Attraction in Isle of Portland

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Quiddles Cafe
The Esplanade, Chiswell, Portland DT5 1LN, United Kingdom
Sugar Loaf Cafe
4 Reforne, Easton, Portland DT5 2AL, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Heights Hotel
Portland DT5 2EN, United Kingdom
Chesil View House
19 St Martin's Rd, Portland DT5 1JY, United Kingdom
Our Place in Portland holiday home with sea view
29 High St, Portland DT5 1JQ, United Kingdom
Portland Lodge
6 Easton Ln, Portland DT5 1BW, United Kingdom
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The Circle Of Stones
United KingdomEnglandIsle of PortlandThe Circle Of Stones

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The Circle Of Stones

Wide St, Portland DT5 2LN, United Kingdom
4.7(48)
Open 24 hours
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attractions: , restaurants: Quiddles Cafe, Sugar Loaf Cafe
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Sugar Loaf Cafe

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Mary SeerMary Seer
Portland Quarry! One of my all time favourite places! Carved animals out of stone and a total free hidden treasure! Enjoy walking around looking at all the free sculptures and then literally five minutes from this wondrous place you get to see some of the most amazing panoramic views across Dorset. I would say the only place I have found to date that compares with views is Hardys monument! You can walk from this location all the way around to Portland Bill and the more famous lighthouse. This location is literally five minutes from a car park - so you can either do lots of walking or none at all. Either way you will still have a fantastic views.
Hug DealerHug Dealer
Beautiful masterwork at Portland sculpture Park. Since the 1890s, the wonderful old quarry turned into a sculpture park. This top part The Circle Of Stones. Portland is famous for Portland stone, and this Circle of stones is made similar to round table. Pletty of sculptures to see over 55, Parking is free, you can park by Heights Hotel, to be close to the stones park on Tradecroft Estate, go to the end of the road and go right, small distance along path take you to the sculptures. Maps of park on Entrance.
Simon “sid” HibbertSimon “sid” Hibbert
We live locally but never had a nose around. With the help of the map showing us where the different sculptures were we went on the hunt, it was really good and the sculptures was impressive. We took something to eat and decided to sit down overlooking Weymouth, there's plenty of wildlife to keep track off and the views from the costal path are spectacular..
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Portland Quarry! One of my all time favourite places! Carved animals out of stone and a total free hidden treasure! Enjoy walking around looking at all the free sculptures and then literally five minutes from this wondrous place you get to see some of the most amazing panoramic views across Dorset. I would say the only place I have found to date that compares with views is Hardys monument! You can walk from this location all the way around to Portland Bill and the more famous lighthouse. This location is literally five minutes from a car park - so you can either do lots of walking or none at all. Either way you will still have a fantastic views.
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Beautiful masterwork at Portland sculpture Park. Since the 1890s, the wonderful old quarry turned into a sculpture park. This top part The Circle Of Stones. Portland is famous for Portland stone, and this Circle of stones is made similar to round table. Pletty of sculptures to see over 55, Parking is free, you can park by Heights Hotel, to be close to the stones park on Tradecroft Estate, go to the end of the road and go right, small distance along path take you to the sculptures. Maps of park on Entrance.
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We live locally but never had a nose around. With the help of the map showing us where the different sculptures were we went on the hunt, it was really good and the sculptures was impressive. We took something to eat and decided to sit down overlooking Weymouth, there's plenty of wildlife to keep track off and the views from the costal path are spectacular..
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4y

Portland Quarry! One of my all time favourite places! Carved animals out of stone and a total free hidden treasure! Enjoy walking around looking at all the free sculptures and then literally five minutes from this wondrous place you get to see some of the most amazing panoramic views across Dorset. I would say the only place I have found to date that compares with views is Hardys monument! You can walk from this location all the way around to Portland Bill and the more famous lighthouse. This location is literally five minutes from a car park - so you can either do lots of walking or none at all. Either way you will still have a...

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Beautiful masterwork at Portland sculpture Park. Since the 1890s, the wonderful old quarry turned into a sculpture park. This top part The Circle Of Stones. Portland is famous for Portland stone, and this Circle of stones is made similar to round table. Pletty of sculptures to see over 55, Parking is free, you can park by Heights Hotel, to be close to the stones park on Tradecroft Estate, go to the end of the road and go right, small distance along path take you to the sculptures. Maps of park...

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5y

We live locally but never had a nose around. With the help of the map showing us where the different sculptures were we went on the hunt, it was really good and the sculptures was impressive. We took something to eat and decided to sit down overlooking Weymouth, there's plenty of wildlife to keep track off and the views from the costal path are...

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