Visit the Royal Pavilion, Brighton;; Built in the late 1700s for England’s King George IV, Brighton’s Royal Pavilion is a unique take on the traditional royal summer palace.
- Explore Old Town Hastings;; Tucked away behind the bustling Hastings seafront and its attractions, Old Town Hastings is a great place for a stroll.
- Shop in The Lanes, Brighton;; Located between Brighton train station and the town’s seafront, The Lanes are a lot of fun to explore.
- Tour Arundel Castle;; Built in the 11th century, Arundel Castle in West Sussex is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful castles in England.
- Wander Medieval Rye;; Situated close to the Kent/Sussex border, the small town of Rye is famous for its many charming and well-preserved medieval and Tudor buildings.
- Take a Hike to Beachy Head and South Downs National Park, Eastbourne;; Paying a visit to spectacular Beachy Head is undoubtedly one of the top things to do in Eastbourne.
- Visit English Heritage – 1066 Battle of Hastings, Battle;; A pretty 20-minute drive from Hastings seafront and one of the nicest small towns in Sussex, Battle is famous as the location where William the Conqueror beat the English in 1066 and cemented his claim to the throne.
- See Romantic Bodiam Castle;; A pleasant 15-minute drive north of Battle, and you’ll find yourself in the small Sussex village of Bodiam.
- Reach for the Sky on the British Airways, i360, Brighton;; Enjoying a ride aboard the British Airways i360 is another of the many fun things to do in Sussex.
- Visit Chichester Cathedral, Chichester;; The most westerly urban area in Sussex, the pleasant cathedral city of Chichester is a superb place to visit for those who enjoy exploring historical landmarks without the crowds found in destinations such as Canterbury or Cambridge.
- Relax on Brighton Beach;; Sussex is home to a number of first-rate beaches, not least of which is Brighton Beach.
