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The Pavilion

Bournemouth

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The Pavilion

The Pavilion, originally constructed in 1929 as a concert hall, underwent renovation in 1934 and reemerged as a theatre. Adorned in Art Deco style and supported by pillars of local Portland stone, it continues to host regular entertainment. Take the opportunity to experience one of the many shows here during your visit.

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  • Address: Westover Road, Bournemouth
  • Phone: +44 300 500 0595
  • More Info: www.bournemouthpavilion.co.uk
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