Abbotsbury Tithe Barn
WHAT: A massive tithe barn built by monks in the 1390s that survived the dissolution of the monasteries and is now a popular family attraction.
WHERE: The picturesque village of Abbotsbury, near Weymouth.
OPEN: Every day, March 19 to September 4, 10am until 5pm or 6pm depending on the season.
COST: £8.50 plus concessions and family rates.
DETAILS: Children can cuddle the guinea pigs, ride the ponies, race the tractors, play in the large undercover play area and bottle feed the baby goats. The baby goats also race around a track twice a day. The barn also has a soft play area.
FACILITIES: Cafe, toilets, gift shop, disabled access.
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