A 17th-century Spanish galleon is set to be arriving at Poole Quay where people will be able to go on board.
Galeón Andalucía serves as a floating museum as well as a full-size replica vessel.
Jacqui Rock, Poole BID lead, said: "We are excited to welcome Galleon Andalucia to Poole Quay.
"This historic tall ship promises to be a significant draw for visitors, enriching our waterfront with its rich history and cultural significance.
"We believe that Galleon Andalucia will not only enhance the appeal of our vibrant community but also contribute to increased footfall, benefiting local businesses and the wider community."
All you need to know about the Galeón Andalucía at Poole
When will the Galeón Andalucía be at Poole?
Galeón Andalucía will be docked at Poole Quay from Wednesday, July 31 to Sunday, August 4.
Tickets to get on board the ship can be found on the website here.
Opening hours for the experience are 10am to 8pm every day.
What can you experience on the Galeón Andalucía?
The Spanish galleon is a floating museum with over six decks displaying the history of the vessel and the age in which it operated.
On its website, it states: "The visit to the Galleon consists of a self-guided walking tour.
"Once on board, you are free to wander its decks, talk to the actual crew members (real sailors living on board), and contemplate dozens of interactive exhibits, videos, projections and historical documents. Photos are allowed."
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What is the history of the Galeón Andalucía?
The Galeón Andalucía is the replica of the ship used by the Spanish during the 16th and 17th centuries which took part in maritime expeditions of discovery and inter-oceanic trade between Spain, America and the Philippines of the so-called fleets of the Indies.
How many miles has the Galeón Andalucía travelled?
Built by the Nao Victoria Foundation at the Punta Umbria shipyard in Spain, the tallship has traversed over 70,000 nautical miles across the world’s oceans.
