This brilliant piece of architecture is a marvellous example of a Wealdaen Hall that dates back to the 14th Century. It would have once...

Seven Sisters Country Park offers a great location for outdoor activities, including family cycle routes, bird watching, guided bike tours and canoe tuition for all...

Drusillas Park, situated between Eastbourne and Brighton, is widely regarded as the best small animal park in the UK. Animals include Meerkats, Penguins, Monkeys, Bats,...

Set in attractive grounds The English Wine Centre offers a tour of the beautiful Cuckmere valley. A wine and gift shop is open 7 days...

Newhaven is an important port town in Sussex, and because of its proximity to the sea, has of course always enjoyed an important connection with...

Seaford Museum was opened in 1974, and since that time has been housed in a Martello Tower. The facility is entirely run by volunteers...

Wilmington Forest is a large area of protected woodland just a few miles to the north of Eastbourne in the beautiful East Sussex countryside....

Planet Earth Museum and Sussex History Trail offers one of the most exciting museum experiences in the region. One of the central features is...

Paradise Park offers a unique blend of exotic planthouses, a museum of natural history, dinosaurs and the history of Sussex. There is a vast...

The Crypt Gallery is a popular place to view art in this town, and has gained a reputation for being one of the most forward...

Middle Farm, sited in the picturesque countryside of the South Downs, is a working dairy farm open to the public. Families can see cows...

At Newhaven Fort the massive ramparts, gun emplacements and tunnels fire the imagination with exciting glimpses into England’s wartime past. Each year is full of...

Situated just 9 miles north of Eastbourne, Arlington Stadium is home to a range of motor sports events throughout the year and is extremely popular...

Home to the Gage family for over 500 years, Firle Place was originally a Tudor house but was remodelled in the 18th Century so that...

Polegate Windmill was built in 1817 for Joseph Seymour, who was a relatively local man of means. The beautiful mill then spent well over...

Standing at the centre of Eastbourne's busiest and most famous streets, Grand Parade Gardens have attracted visitors from across the country and the world for...

Howard Square is one of the oldest residential areas of Eastbourne and is surrounded by grand old town houses that have been home to the...

A warm welcome awaits you at the Seven Sisters Sheep Centre. This is a family-run farm for animal lovers of all ages, set in the...

Beachy Head, situated to the west of Eastbourne’s picturesque seafront, is one of Sussex’s most famous tourist attractions. The cliffs rise 162 metres (530...

Birling Gap is a beautiful and tranquil enclosed pebble beach set below the dramatic backdrop of the Seven Sisters cliffs. Accessible from the pretty...

Holy Trinity is a fine example of an ancient stone village church. Situated at the centre of the small village, the church serves not...

Michelham Priory is a beautiful old stately home which exhibits more than eight hundred years of history. Managed by Sussex Past in association with...

Glynde Place is a wonderful Elizabethan manor house that is set right in the heart of the South Downs. It is the family home...

Founded in 1887 The Royal Eastbourne Golf Club is a traditional members club situated in the lee of the South Downs. Comprising 27 holes of...

The Mohair Centre is a children’s farm with Angora goats and other farm animals such as pigs, cows and chickens. Come along and watch the...

Monk’s House is famous because it was the country retreat of the world famous novelist Virginia Woolf and her husband Leonard. The rooms within...

The Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway is consistently voted one of the top visitor attractions in the area by various tourism polls. The centre allows...

The Enterprise Shopping Centre is conveniently located next to Eastbourne Railway Station. Unlike the other shopping centres in the town, Enterprise focuses on independent...

The Arndale Centre is Eastbourne's premier shopping facility. It houses many High Street stores under one roof and offers a one-stop shop solution to...

The Curzon Cinema is far more than just a place to go and watch a film on the big screen, it is a part of...

St. Peters Church is a large building close to the old town centre in the East Sussex town of Eastbourne. The church is noted...

This large church and multi-purpose facility is located close to the centre of Eastbourne, not far from the sea front. The facility gives a...

This simple yet beautiful memorial stands at the centre of a major interchange close to the centre of Eastbourne and is therefore seen by almost...

The Webster Gallery is a small collection of fine art located at the centre of Eastbourne, not far from the sea front which inspired many...

St. Andrew's United Reform Church is a good looking town church which has provided a place of worship and prayer for the free church followers...

The Parade Bowling Club was established firstly as a men's club in 1909 and then joined by a ladies club in 1932. The facility...

Napoleon Bonaparte described the British as a nation of shopkeepers and this museum charts the many forms of shop that have existed over the centuries....

Prince's Park is a large green area on the eastern edge of the large seaside town of Eastbourne. It has for many generations provided...

This beautiful Baptist Church carries many of the hallmarks of a church of its type. It has the same grand façade of many city...

This Greek Orthodox Church is tucked away on a residential church not far from the central areas of Eastbourne. The church is housed in...