Isle of Wight Indoor Attractions

Multiplex Cinema showing 10 or more films on any given day. Seats bookable in advance.

40 minute show every hour on the hour. Large, comfortable, indoor seating. Disabled access and facilities. Free car and coach parking.Enjoyed by all ages! Before the show, browse through our popular shop filled with quality gifts from around the world... ...or enjoy coffee, tea and biscuits in our comfortable coffee lounge.

Isle of Wight Pearl is part of the WorldPearl Group of companies. We offer the widest range of genuine and costume pearl jewellery under one roof in the UK. At Isle of Wight Pearl we have something to suit all ages, occasions and price ranges. Our talented Design Studio consultants are available to create and make custom pieces to order. Don’t miss the chance to pick your own pearl. Choose an oyster from our tanks and open it. Each pearl is unique and we provide a Certificate of Valuation & Authenticity and also the opportunity to have it placed in the setting of your choice.

The Classic Boat Museum is situated on the Quay at Newport, Isle of Wight. The Museum opened in 1996, and currently houses an exciting collection of sailing and power boats, of both local and national interest and importance. We are a Charity and a Registered Museum, and we are run entirely by volunteers, all of whom are delighted to welcome you to our website. Our aim is to preserve and present the best of those boats that demonstrate the workmanship of past generations for the delight of the present. As well as the exhibitions in the Museum, we have a restoration shed where work takes place all year round, restoring to their original condition boats that are part of our maritime heritage

A visit provides the opportunity to see hundreds of butterflies flying freely in a natural environment. They are mostly tropical species but are representative of the five continents of the world. There are usually around 25 species to be seen at any one time, though 100 species are on display at one time or another, during the season. The exotic gardens are all attractively laid out.

It’s no surprise that Osborne House was Queen Victoria’s favourite retreat. Set in magnificent grounds overlooking the Solent, this beautiful stately home promises a fantastic day out. Trace the footsteps of one of Britain’s most popular monarchs as you wander through the Italianate terrace gardens, and marvel at the sumptuous interiors and furnishings. The grounds contain a play area for children, as well as a summerhouse, museum, miniature fort and barracks. Visit Swiss Cottage, the place where the royal children were educated and discover the wild flower meadow where you can spot rare red squirrels. Take a horse and carriage trip or sit back and enjoy the terrace restaurant with its stunning garden and sea views.

The original Isle of Wight Wax Works Museum and Animal World was founded by Graham Osborne-Smith and opened in 1965. Today it is still owned by an Islander who has developed this historical and wonderfully interesting attraction into more than just a Wax Works. It now has many exciting ongoing developments, and in particular the huge new extension - World of Wheels in 2005. The site also boasts a unique and beautifully themed café serving homemade delights, a discount factory outlet store and a gift shop.

Julia Margaret Cameron, the famous Victorian portrait photographer, lived at Dimbola Lodge from 1860 until 1875, where she photographed the cream of Victorian Society. The Julia Margaret Cameron Trust was set up with the aim of ensuring the preservation of Dimbola Lodge, and to provide historical information on Julia Margaret Cameron's life and works. We also ensure an extensive list of activities, events and exhibitions take place in and around Dimbola Lodge Museum to support the Trust's objectives and to support photographers from all over the world.

IOW Tourism's 'Top Attraction' award winner and the 'Good Britain Guide' Top Family Attraction.

Dinosaur Isle is Britain's first dinosaur attraction just over the sea wall in Sandown, Isle of Wight. In a spectacularly shaped building reminiscent of a Pterosaur flying across the skies and you can walk back through fossilised time to the period of the Dinosaurs a 120 million years ago.

Brading Roman Villa is one of the finest Romano-British archaeological sites in the UK. Our award-winning Exhibition and Visitor Centre offers a unique insight into Roman life in Britain, from our beautifully preserved mosaic floors to our extensive collection of Roman archaeology, including coins, pottery and tools. Whether you are a family looking for an enjoyable day out or a group studying the Romans, Brading Roman Villa offers something for everyone with its stunning exhibition hall, café, shop and beautiful grounds.

Planet Ice Arena offers this unique chance to enjoy Ice Skating on the Isle of Wight. Everything required is available inside from shate hire to food and drink. Customers are however advised to ring firest to ensure that the rink arena is available for general skating because we do encompass a number of options such as Tuition, Dance, Ice Hockey etc, that may restyrict arena use to the public.