About Bournemouth
It's hard to know where to start describing why Bournemouth is the place for you, there's just so much to do here. Perhaps you'll be attracted by its 12 kilometres of golden sandy beaches and sparkling waters, where the laid back local surf culture is sure to rub off on you and leave you feeling at home in no time. On the other hand, if a more active city life is more your style, Bournemouth will not disappoint. As a popular student destination, for English and foreign students alike, Bournemouth has a young and diverse local population; you're sure to find like-minded friends you'll never forget. There are a variety of cinemas, bars and shops for you to explore as you fall in love with your new home in this friendly English community. Bournemouth is also just 2 hours train journey from London, perfect for day trips, without having to deal with the crowds and noise of the city while you study in this cosmopolitan university town.
Bournemouth is rapidly becoming Britain's top destination for foreign students of English and it is also a busy university town with a lively atmosphere and a large modern University. There is an interesting cultural scene and lovely countryside around the town. If you are feeling more adventurous, London is just a short train ride away with its sights, theatres, and nightlife.
The following temperatures are typical for the Bournemouth area:
- Winter 2º - 10º C
- Spring 5º - 22º C
- Summer 12º - 24º C
- Autumn 3º- 14º C
Practical Info about the city
- Population estimate: over 160,000
- Urban area Size: over 120 km²
- County: Dorset
- Country: England
- Average temperature: 7-25 degrees
- Currency: Pound Sterling
- Nearest Airport(s): Bournemouth (Hurn) Airport
- Public transport: Trains, buses
- Time zone: Greenwich Mean Time (UTC+0)
Bournemouth has seven miles of clean sandy beaches surrounding countryside is noted for its natural beauty, boat trips along the coast, nightclubs, local theatres, concert halls, comedy club and The Pier.
