5 Great Tourist Attractions in Sussex
Situated in the south of England, Sussex has a long and colourful history. Dating back to the ancient Kingdom of Sussex, modern day Sussex offers a wealth of attractions that highlight the history and culture of the area. If you’re thinking of renting English country cottages and want to discover what there is to see and do within the region, I hope you enjoy our collection of the Top 5 sights to see while in Sussex.
Arundel Castle
Arundel Castle, located in West Sussex, is a restored castle dating back to the medieval times. Built in 1068, the stunning Arundel castle is also seat of the Duke of Norfolk. Set within manicured gardens and stunning grounds, the magnificent castle has been a popular tourist attraction for nearly two centuries. The castle is also home for priceless heraldry, sculptures, works of art and many other historical collections.
Bewl Water
Bewl Water is a reservoir on the River Bewl located on the boundary between East Sussex and Kent. Bewl Water was completed in 1975 and in addition to being an stunning Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty it is also the largest body of open water in southeast England. The reservoir attracts a large number of visitors who can enjoy fishing, boating, rowing, and sailing on the water. The visitor centre features excellent conference facilities as well as a gift shop and restaurant.
Newhaven Fort
Newhaven Fort is a historic fort and museum located near Newhaven, East Sussex. The fort offers visitors an opportunity to view the ramparts and fortifications as well as the cliff-top gun emplacements, making it an immensely popular destination with family groups. With its superb museum and range of echoing tunnels in the chalk cliffs, Newhaven Fort provides the pefect family day out when visiting Sussex.
Ashdown Forest Llama Park
The Ashdown Forest Llama Park is a popular attraction in East Sussex, England. The Ashdown Forest is also home to the llama park which aims to educate and promote the awareness of the llamas. The park was opened to the public in 1996 and visitors are encouraged to interact with the animals through the “Llama Walk.”
Knockhatch Adventure Park
Knockhatch Adventure Park is a family adventure park located in East Sussex that provides a variety of leisure and sporting activities. The adventure park features a wide variety of activities including rowing and go-carting as well as a selection of indoor activities. The Knockhatch Adventure Park even offers a Ski and Snowboard Centre that is available during winter months.
To discover your own five essential sights, why not consider choosing from the range of quality Sussex holiday cottages which are sure to provide an authentic setting and the perfect base to explore everything on offer in Sussex.
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