Places to visit in Sussex

With nearly 1000 years of history and set within 40 acres of extensive grounds and gardens, this beautiful castle has so much to see. Enjoy the grandeur of the finely preserved interior with its fascinating furniture, tapestries and rare collection of paintings by renowned artists including Van Dyck and Gainsborough.

Enjoy the sunshine in this traditional seaside town with its delightful shingle beach, popular for swimming, sailing and fishing.

Chichester is a cathedral city in West Sussex, South-East England. It is full of history and home to some of the oldest churches and buildings in Great Britain. It is also home to quirky boutiques and large department stores—great for a little retail therapy.

Get your glad rags on and enjoy the spectacular Glorious Goodwood and the Festival of Speed, both held at Goodwood House.

If you’re planning a family day out by the beach, head to Harbour Park. Great for families with children from 2-12 years old, you can all enjoy rides, attractions and traditional arcade games.

Over 40 naturally themed habitats transport you on a fantastic journey from the shoreline of Hastings to the tropical waters of the deep ocean.

Enjoy seven miles of sandy beach edged with dunes protecting the village of Camber. Dogs are allowed between May and September and must be on a lead within labelled zones on the beach.

A town steeped with history, Hastings is known as 1066 Country after the Battle of Hastings. With the largest fleet of beach-launched fishing boats in Europe and a Victorian Pier, Hastings is a popular destination for families to enjoy.

Set on the site of the 1066 Battle of Hastings, discover the reality surrounding the battle through fun interactive displays and CGI films.

Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere in this beautiful quaint town with cobbled streets, lovely Georgian and Tudor houses. You can browse the shops and choose from a variety of pubs and cafes for a bite to eat.

This iconic Sussex landmark, perched on Halnaker Hill and visible from a wide surrounding area, is well worth the climb to admire close up. The wildflower-rich chalk grassland at the hilltop is a great spot to get away from it all and enjoy fine views of the coast across a patchwork of woods and farmland.

Enjoy the sunshine in this traditional seaside town with its delightful shingle beach, popular for swimming, sailing and fishing.

A significant naval port for centuries, Portsmouth is home to the world's oldest dry dock still in use and home to many famous ships, including Nelson's flagship HMS Victory. Portsmouth remains a major dockyard and base for the Royal Navy and Royal Marine Commandos whose Headquarters reside there.

Come and discover rescued rural buildings set in a beautiful landscape, which tell the stories of the people who lived and worked in them over 1,000 years.

Arcades, fairground rides and games and fish and chip shops are all to be found along the 1,772 ft of Brighton’s famous Palace Pier. It’s a perfect for a family day out by the sea.

A stunning spot where you can enjoy great walks, bike riding or even flying your kite. Whatever you do you will witness great views and colourful wildlife.

Drawn to the magnificent scenery, the dramatic views and the wealth of activities offered in the area, visitors of all ages find relaxation and excitement here.

Bodiam Castle has spent centuries as one of the best loved and best known castles in England. Perhaps it is the design of the building, with an iconic moat and beautiful lush green scenery, or simply the amazing history of the building, which makes it so popular.

There is oodles of fun to be had at Drusillas Park, from exploring the zoo animals, to hands-on activities and the many play areas and rides to boot. Enjoy a fun day with the family.

A shingle beach with a promenade and entertainments on the pier to enjoy. Dog restrictions apply. A shingle beach with a promenade and entertainments on the pier to enjoy.

Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere in this beautiful quaint town with cobbled streets, lovely Georgian and Tudor houses. You can browse the shops and choose from a variety of pubs and cafes for a bite to eat. Cobbled streets, winding passageways and a peppering of medieval houses near Camber Sands.