THE Brewers Quay attraction in Weymouth has re-opened its doors today in time for Easter.
The former brewery and tourism complex closed in 2011 for an ambitious renovation project of flats, a hotel and shops but it failed to materialise.
Now the first phase of the Hope Square venue has re-opened for the season.
Some 50 traders are due selling antiques, collectibles and vintage items from a 5,000 square foot emporium.
The scheme also includes shops, an Italian restaurant, museum and offices.
A D Day Museum is due to open shortly and also a new retail outlet adjacent to the main atrium.
Alastair Ross, a partner at Brewers Quay Investments LLP, said they were very pleased to be re-opening.
The complex is also hope to a world record jigsaw attempt at the moment. The next phases of development plans for the complex are due over the coming months.
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