Renowed for its fabulous castle, museum and wetland centre, Arundel is a thriving market town situated close to the South Downs. With a great selection of art galleries, restaurants, cafes and eclectic shops, there's something for everyone here.
Ashington is a pretty village, surrounded in rolling Sussex countryside and with easy access to the A24. The Red Lion pub sits in the heart of the village and you will find a vast selection of walks in the area.
At the foot of the South Downs, this thriving city is set in the heart of West Sussex and surrounded by rolling countryside. With a long history dating back to Roman times, Chichester is now a upmarket bustling city with plenty of interesting shops and lots of places to eat. Oh and there's a great cathedral to look around too.
With a great selection of independent shops, it would be easy to mistake Cuckfield for a small town rather than a village. Beautifully kept and with a lovely selection of old buildings, Cuckfield is a pretty place and definitely worth a visit.
Sitting in the heart of the South Downs National Park, Easebourne is home to Cowdray Park Polo Club and the famous Cowdray Ruins. This pretty village has a village shop and choice of local pubs.
Situated between Eastbourne and Seaford, just a short distance inland, the village of East Dean is surrounded by beautiful countryside. Centered around a large green you will find a popular pub, cafe and delicatessen.
This ancient market town is well worth a visit for its historic Tudor houses and scenic countryside. Situated on the edge of Ashdown Forest you'll find regular farmers markets, a new town museum and a great choice of restaurants, coffee houses and shops.
With two great parks, Victoria and Beech Hurst Gardens, a good selection of independent shops and lots of places to dine, Haywards Heath is a lovely town with lots to offer. Shoppers should head for Orchards Shopping Centre with The Broadway the place to go for restaurants and cafes.
Found on the banks of the river Lod, Lodsworth is a pretty village with a manor house and a 13th century church with a west tower and 14th century chancel.
Deep in the hear of the South Downs National Park. Midhurst is a pretty market town with a plethora of cafes, restaurants and pubs, plus a good selection of eclectic shops. This is the perfect base for walking and cycyling.
Renowed for its fabulous castle, museum and wetland centre, Arundel is a thriving market town situated close to the South Downs. With a great selection of art galleries, restaurants, cafes and eclectic shops, there's something for everyone here.
Ashington is a pretty village, surrounded in rolling Sussex countryside and with easy access to the A24. The Red Lion pub sits in the heart of the village and you will find a vast selection of walks in the area.
At the foot of the South Downs, this thriving city is set in the heart of West Sussex and surrounded by rolling countryside. With a long history dating back to Roman times, Chichester is now a upmarket bustling city with plenty of interesting shops and lots of places to eat. Oh and there's a great cathedral to look around too.
With a great selection of independent shops, it would be easy to mistake Cuckfield for a small town rather than a village. Beautifully kept and with a lovely selection of old buildings, Cuckfield is a pretty place and definitely worth a visit.
Sitting in the heart of the South Downs National Park, Easebourne is home to Cowdray Park Polo Club and the famous Cowdray Ruins. This pretty village has a village shop and choice of local pubs.
Situated between Eastbourne and Seaford, just a short distance inland, the village of East Dean is surrounded by beautiful countryside. Centered around a large green you will find a popular pub, cafe and delicatessen.
This ancient market town is well worth a visit for its historic Tudor houses and scenic countryside. Situated on the edge of Ashdown Forest you'll find regular farmers markets, a new town museum and a great choice of restaurants, coffee houses and shops.
With two great parks, Victoria and Beech Hurst Gardens, a good selection of independent shops and lots of places to dine, Haywards Heath is a lovely town with lots to offer. Shoppers should head for Orchards Shopping Centre with The Broadway the place to go for restaurants and cafes.
Found on the banks of the river Lod, Lodsworth is a pretty village with a manor house and a 13th century church with a west tower and 14th century chancel.
Deep in the hear of the South Downs National Park. Midhurst is a pretty market town with a plethora of cafes, restaurants and pubs, plus a good selection of eclectic shops. This is the perfect base for walking and cycyling.