Pulham is a Town in the county of Dorset.

Retail in Pulham

There are great places to visit near Pulham including some great towns, waterfalls, villages, historic buildings, historic monuments, ancient sites, hills, castles, ruins and airports.

Pulham's best nearby towns can be found at Lyme Regis, Charmouth, Weymouth, Bridport, Beaminster, and Wareham.

Jericho Weir is one of Pulham's best, nearby waterfalls to visit in Pulham.

There are a number of villages near Pulham including Uplyme, Bincombe, and Symondsbury.

There are a number of historic buildings near to Pulham including The Cobb.

The area close to Pulham boasts some of the best historic monuments including King's Statue (King George III Statue).

Don't miss Eggardon Hill's ancient sites if visiting the area around Pulham.

Pulham is near some unmissable hills like Eggardon Hill,

There are a several good castles in the area around Pulham like Corfe Castle.

Don't miss Corfe Castle's ruins if visiting the area around Pulham.

Pulham is near some unmissable airports like Bournemouth Airport,

Pulham History

There are some historic monuments around Pulham:

• Tithe barn (uninhabited portion) at Barton Farm
• Bowl barrow on East Hill 510m north east of All Saints Church
• Field system and settlement on West Hill, Plush
• Court Close settlement remains
• Ancient settlement SW of Incombe Wood
• Round barrow on Dickley Hill
• Round barrow S of Manor Farm
• Bowl barrow on Pond Eweleaze 500m north east of Dole's Ash Farm
• Seven round barrows NW of Lyscombe Bottom
• Bul Barrow, 750m east of Rawlsbury Camp
• Remains of St Mary Magdalene's Church
• Round barrow on Cheselbourne West Down
• Earthworks on Giant Hill
• Site of Roman villa NNE of Fifehead Mill
• Two bowl barrows on Ridge Hill 770m south of Revels Farm
• Platform barrow 300m south west of Lane Cottages
• Small multivallate hillfort called Rawlsbury Camp
• Linear earthworks around Lyscombe Bottom
• Settlement on Dickley Hill
• Group of round barrows NE of Hog Leaze
• Earthwork on Church Hill
• Enclosure near 'the Sole Plantation'
• The Conduit Cross
• Earthwork and ancient fields SE of Lyscombe Bottom
• Bowl barrow on Plush Hill 600m ESE of Lower Farm, Plush
• Round barrow on Ellston Hill
• Round barrow on Black Hill
• Round barrow on Church Hill
• Medieval standing cross near the junction of the High Street and Gold Street, 240m south east of St Mary's Church
• Lyscombe Farm chapel
• Bowl barrow 900m north west of Lower Farm
• Field system on Seldon Hill
• Melcombe Horsey deserted village
• Round barrow N of Heave Coppice
• Martin Down enclosure 300m north of Huish Barn
• High Cank, a hengi-form monument 520m north of Up Cerne Manor House
• Barrow on College Down
• Roman site by Pinford Lane
• Hillfort and later strip lynchets on Dungeon Hill, 500m north of Castle Hill Cottages
• Settlement on Smacam Down
• Camp on Nettlecombe Tout
• Bowl barrow on Wancombe Hill 380m south west of southern corner of Sherriffs Wood
• Bowl barrow on Green Hill 400m north of Pound Farm
• Two bowl barrows on Green Hill 450m north of Pound Farm
• Two square enclosures in Tenant's Bottom
• Field system and settlement on Watcombe Plain
• Sherborne Old Castle
• Early Medieval and Medieval urban remains, Milborne Port
• Medieval standing cross 6m north east of St Martin's Church
• Hill figure called The Giant
• Settlement and field system on Black Hill
• Earthwork in Dogbury Plantation
• Cerne Park boundary bank
• Churchyard cross
• Sherborne Abbey, remains of
• Cerne Abbey, site of, including gatehouse, guesthouse and wine house (barn)
• Round barrow on Hog Leaze
• Chapel W of Manor Farm
• Bowl barrow on Plush Hill 740m ESE of Lower Farm, Plush
• Ancient settlement E of Lyscombe Bottom
• Bowl barrow on Little Minterne Hill, 1km north east of Minterne Parva Farm
• Bowl barrow on Farm Hill 620m west of Minterne Parva Farm
• Two round barrows in Doles Hill Plantation
• Bingham's Melcombe deserted village