CLICK FOR INTERACTIVE MAP72 Reviews The Royal Pavilion has always summed up at least one side of the character of the city of Brighton quite well. That would be it's lavish, outlandish, camp and glitzy side, of course. The exterior of...
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47 Reviews Coming to Brighton, seeing the Beach, and seeing the Pier, is what I think Brighton is about! I always like Pier's, like to see if anybody is catching Fish or Crab's, watch the young one's having fun,...
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19 Reviews The Lanes is a small area of specialist shops (especially jewellers), restaurants and pubs within a stone's throw of the sea and pier. Just wander. People watch in good weather. All restaurants on a...
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39 Reviews The beaches and beachfront attract many travellers to Brighton. There is so much to see and do there for keeping one amused including a large choice of food vendors (especially ice-cream and fish and...
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14 Reviews This is one of many Sealife Centres all over Europe. Not equal to some of the other aquariums that I've seen they are nevertheless worth a brief visit. This one has some interesting displays of marine...
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4 Reviews Devil's Dyke (or Devil’s Ditch) is a V-Shaped valley, near Brighton. Its viewpoint offers fab views north towards the Weald and south over the sea. It is the largest Dyke in the UK and part of the...
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16 Reviews West Pier was built in 1866. It was developped by Eugenius Birch. Originally the West Pier had an open deck with only six small ornamental houses of oriental design, two toll houses and glass screens...
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5 Reviews Covering over 126 acres (some of the wet) the building of Brighton Marina began in 1971. it was always a contentious project with locals eho were quick to note that very few of them owned yachts or...
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1 Review Little known and very quiet is Preston Manor an old Manor House at the northern end of Preston Park. It is owned by the council and open to the public, furnished as it was in Edwardian times. I think...
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4 Reviews and 308 Opinions The Premier Inn was comfortable and welcoming, and it's right in the middle of town, so it was a...
1 Review and 260 Opinions This is in the if-you-have-to-ask-the-price-you-can't-afford-it category but lives up to...
1 Review and 245 Opinions A beautiful place to stay. Quiet and very clean. Parking is somewhat limited but there is parking by...
Arlington Reservoir and Nature Reserve
zadunajska8 Says: The Arlington reservoir near Polegate in East Sussex is one of the reservoirs owned by South East Water which supplies Eastbourne and the surrounding area with...
Alfriston - A Gem in the Cuckmere Valley
zadunajska8 Says: Alfriston is a typically Sussex village set in the delightful Cuckmere Valley between Eastbourne and Seaford. It comes complete with an attractive church and...
zadunajska8 Says: Drusillas is a "small animal zoo" near Eastbourne and Alfriston in East Sussex. This means that it doesn;t have lions, elephants and giraffes but does have a...
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Sussex - Land of the South Saxons

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For quintessential English countryside only a stone’s throw from London you could do far worse than visit East Sussex. This lovely county truly has a bit of everything – pretty villages and...
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Sussex has 80 miles of coastline and super beaches. It has castles that date back hundreds of years. It has seaside towns other places envy. It has vast areas deignated places of outstanding natural...
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E A S T . S U S S E X is a county in South England that lies south of Londen between Hampshire and Kent. It has a varied landscape with lovely villages, nice seaside towns and the lively town of...
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East Sussex is a county in Southern England. The main tourist towns in East Sussex are on the coast, such as Brighton, Eastbourne, St Leonards on the Sea and Hastings. There are many historic places...
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