Poole Map, United Kingdom

Poole Travel Guide

Poole experienced two major invasions one in 876 and other in 1015. In 1568, King Henry VI awarded Staple Port status to Poole. In the same year, Poole was granted legal independence from Dorset. In the 18th and 19th century, Poole started trade with North America and many other English Countries. The most prosperous period of trade was started in the 19th century. In the same period, Poole also experienced an... read more

Poole Sightseeing

This tourist attraction is meant for little children, who can have a great time feeding animals and playing here. Some of the attractive features of the tourist spot include bouncy castles, straw mountains that have tunnels and slides, pedal tractors and many other similar attractions. read more

Poole History

Ancient log boats and pottery are evidence that Poole, UK and the surrounding areas have been inhabited since at least the Iron Age.  After the area was invaded by the Romans, the Saxons, and then the Danes Poole finally emerged as a town in the late 12th century.  Before this time it was probably only a small fishing village. read more

Poole Nightlife

Restaurants in Poole offer different flavors of food and beverages. You will find here every type of restaurants including Italian, Chinese, French, Hawaiian and Continental. Some of the most popular restaurants in Poole are John B's French Restaurant, Sands Brasserie, Custom House, Harbour View Restaurant, Topogigio Italian Restaurant, Parkway Fish Bar, All-Ways Fryday and Harriets Restaurant. You can choose a... read more