Jane Austen's Persuasion.

'a very strange stranger it must be who does not see charms in the immediate environs of Lyme to make him wish to know it better' (Persuasion)

The name Jane Austen is known throughout the world, but what is not widely known is her connection to Lyme Regis. Take a walk around Jane Austen's beloved Lyme Regis. Jane Austen visited Lyme on at least two separate occasions and set Persuasion, her last novel, in the town. On the tour we follow in the footsteps of Austen and her characters.

See the steps from which Louisa Musgrove fell on the famous Cobb Harbour and visit the inns mentioned in Persuasion. See the house in which she stayed and enjoy the pleasure of Lyme Regis's views, knowing that you are seeing the same sights as Austen saw and loved.

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