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Sussex

The historic counties of East and West Sussex have much to offer, from stunning coastline to vibrant cities and rich history and heritage. Sussex is great for couples, and is home to Brighton, one of the most exciting cities in England, as well as dramatic cliffs, unspoilt landscapes and unforgettable historical sites.

Brighton

Image of performers in yellow costumes at Brighton Festival, East Sussex

Brighton is one of the most vibrant and creative cities in Europe. With a scenic seafront location, fantastic nightlife, and plenty of quirky and fun shops and attractions, Brighton is a city like no other.

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South Downs

Nestled in the heart of West Sussex, the South Downs - Britain’s newest National Park - offers a scenic network of paths and bridleways for cyclists and walkers with over 2000 miles of easily accessible trails. The South Downs create the perfect countryside day out.

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Hastings & 1066 country

Image boats on Hastings beach at sunset, in East Sussex

Discover 1066 country, and visit the historic Battle Abbey, the site of the Battle of Hastings that changed English history forever. Nearby Hastings has spectacular coastline and Europe's largest beach-launched fishing fleet.

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Bodiam Castle

Image of Bodiam Castle, East Sussex, from the drawbridge over the moat at sunset

One of England's most famous and evocative castles with medieval battlements, ramparts and a moat to explore. You can also climb one of the castle's spiral staircases to catch a wonderful view of the archeologically rich Rother Valley landscape.

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Arundel Castle

Image of Arundel Castle in West Sussex

Home to the Dukes of Norfolk, Arundel Castle & Gardens dominates the town’s majestic skyline and offers visitors plenty to explore - inside is a fine collection of furniture, paintings, clocks, tapestries and armour.

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Lewes

Lewes, the county town of East Sussex, is a mixture of the impressive, the extraordinary and the intriguing. Although surrounded by the South Downs National Park, it is the Norman Castle which dominates the townscape. Flint-knapped buildings line the medieval streets and twittens full of boutique, specialist and antique shops. The impressive artistic and historic vibe offers much for a short break.

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