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Brighton Toy & 1 Coastguard Cottages 22 Preston Park 21 Duke of York’s Picture 20 Arts@theCrypt 19 Newhaven Fort 18 Model Museum Seaford BN25 4AR House 23 Church Street, Seaford Fort Road, Newhaven, East Brighton’s largest urban park, offering 52-55 Trafalgar Street, BN1 4EB lots of green space for walks, games and Preston Road, Brighton East Sussex BN25 1HE Sussex BN9 9DS Seaford Head Nature Reserve to picnics. There are two cafes, a lovely the east of the town is home to East Sussex BN1 4NA A treasure trove of toys and models. rose garden and a small ‘Grow Your The Duke of York’s Picture House Arts@theCrypt is one of the gems Newhaven Fort is a Palmerston many nationally threatened species Founded in 1991, it has over ten Own’ demonstration garden at the south is an art house cinema in Brighton, of Seaford and a desired venue fort built in 19th century to defend of plant, bird and insect providing thousand toys and models on display, end. Then visit the ‘Preston Twins’ at which lays claim to being the for contemporary arts and crafts. the harbour, it was the largest visitors with a peaceful walk past focusing on the first half of the the far north end: these are claimed to oldest cinema in continuous use in Combine your visit to the seaside defence works ever to be built the world renowned view of The twentieth century and including world be the largest and oldest elm trees in Britain. In 2012 it was voted best with a visit to this unique location in Sussex and is now open as a Coastguard Cottages, Seven Sisters class model train collections and the world Cinema in the UK. and come to one of the various museum. A real treat for all the and the Cuckmere Valley. period antique toys. exhibitions or events taking place. family. 01273 749494 www.brighton-hove.gov.uk 0871 902 5728 01323 894870 01273 517622 www.brightontoymuseum.co.uk www.picturehouses.com/cinema/ www.thecryptgallery.com www.newhavenfort.org.uk 2 for 1 Adult Entry on Duke_Of_Yorks production of this Line Guide The AMEX Stadium 2 Paradise Park 17 American Express A22 Avis Road, Newhaven, Community Stadium, Village Ditchling Ditchling East Sussex BN9 0DH Golden Cross Way, Brighton, BN1 9BL • Beacon South Downs Ringmer • A truly unique and great day out Fabulous guided tours of the for children and families. Here you • Ripe will find a selection of play zones, a stadium, usually on Thursday but Plumpton National Park 7 also by arrangement for groups, 5 • garden centre, Heritage Trail, and with a specially trained guide to • a museum which includes life size moving dinosaurs in the display of life. give each visitor the best possible Chalvington experience of the dug-outs, Once you have seen all that is going • on here the gardens offer a lovely dressing rooms, and other beyond A27 place to sit and relax. the scenes areas. Devil’s Housedean Lewes Dyke Stanmer Farm Campsite 01273 512123 0845 873 0251 House The Vanguard Way [email protected] www.paradisepark.co.uk Glynde A 66mile (107km) National Trail A23 Stanmer 3 R that extends from Croydon 4 iv to Newhaven Harbour Park Kingston e • Anne of Cleves House r Newhaven Museum 3 16 • O & Museum u Avis Road, Newhaven, Wild s e 52 Southover High St, Park A27 East Sussex, BN9 0DH Lewes, BN7 1JA 2 Iford Located next to Paradise Park, this is a small but beautiful volunteer run Discover how Tudors and Preston • Elizabethans lived, worked and Park 8 NCN Route 2 museum well worth the walk from the station. Here you will find the relaxed at home. Part of Anne’s Castle Hill Route partly shared with divorce settlement from Henry 21 Nature Rodmell Selmeston fascinating history of Newhaven and VIII, the house dates from the 15th Reserve Avenue Verte the local area detailed with extreme • • care bring the past into the present for century. Events throughout the 9 10 A 252mile (406km) route from your enjoyment. school holidays. Berwick London to Paris 20 12 • 01273 515404 01273 474610 Hove Firle www.newhavenhistoricalsociety.org.uk www.sussexpast.co.uk One FREE Adult Entry on Beacon production of this Line Guide South Downs Way English South Downs Wine Centre 1 Brighton at Southease South Downs Way The Priory 4 A259 National Park A 100 mile (160km) National Trail Tidemills 15 of St. Pancras & A26 that stretches the length of the Wilmington Mills Drove, Nr Seaford South Downs National Park The Herb Garden 6 • 11 Cockshut Road, Southover, A derelict but fascinating old village between Newhaven and Seaford Lewes BN7 1HP Brighton Rottingdean Palace Pier Egrets Way Alfriston abandoned in 1939, where you Brighton Denton can still see traces of a station, Step back in time with the Marina Saltdean C7 Litlington• cottages and Mill. This once busy Medieval Monks. A recreated herb Village 17 South Downs Long Man of milling village is now a lovely spot garden grows to demonstrate how Telscombe Wilmington to explore the past. the monks used herbs to heal, Cliffs 16 National Park cook and celebrate. Entrance is Peacehaven 01273 405733 free throughout the year. www.sussexpast.co.uk A259 01273 474610 Jevington www.lewespriory.org.uk NCN Route 2 • Bishopstone Newhaven Lewes Castle & Museum Newhaven Fort Seaford Museum 5 WAY VANGUARD 14 Barbican House Museum Martello Tower, The Esplanade, 18 Seaford 169 High Street, V Seaford, East Sussex BN25 1JH A N G UA RD Friston Forest Lewes BN7 1YE WAY 15 A Tardis for everyone who loves a Climb to the top of this 1000 bit of nostalgia. Old radios, shops, year old Norman Castle for Seven clothes, household appliances. stunning panoramic views across Seaford Bay Friston Sisters Situated in the old Martello Tower Sussex. Various events take place Country • No. 74 it is so much bigger than it throughout the year. As well as 19 Park looks. There are items to interest Seaford fascinating local artefacts, you’ll find 14 all ages. a small cinema in the museum that Head A259 tells the story of Lewes and the castle, from prehistoric to medieval 013238 98222 times 13 22 South Downs www.seafordmuseum.co.uk 01273 486290 www.sussexpast.co.uk Seven Cuckmere Sisters National Park Haven Drusillas Zoo Park 6 Crouch Gardens 13 Alfriston BN26 5QS East Street, Seaford Enjoy a great family day out at one Here in the centre of Seaford you of the top kids days out in Sussex. will find a Peace Garden, perfect for Widely regarded as the best small relaxing and reflection accompanied zoo in the country However, animals Beachy by the Youth Club, Children’s Play are only half the fun; Go Wild!, Get Area, Football Pitches and Bowling Wet!, Go Safari!, Amazon Adventure, Head green which make this a garden Eden’s Eye maze and Hello Kitty English Channel which truly has something for Secret Garden are paradise for everyone. anyone wanting a theme park experience. It’s no ordinary zoo, it’s 01323 894870 no ordinary day out! www.seaford-sussex.co.uk/fotc 01323 874100 www.drusillas.co.uk Pells Pool 7 Monk’s House 8 Southease Hostel & Café 9 Firle Beacon 10 Long Man of Wilmington 11 Charleston House & 12 Brook Street, Lewes, BN7 2BA Rodmell, Southease, BN7 3HF Itford Farm, Beddingham, Lewes, Firle, Lewes, Sussex, BN8 6LP The Street, Wilmington, Gardens East Sussex, BN8 6JS East Sussex Charleston, near Firle, Lewes The oldest freshwater outdoor public A mile from Southease station at Firle Beacon is a 217 metre high hill East Sussex BN8 6LL swimming pool in the country, with Rodmell is Monk’s house, the 17th YHA South Downs is a refurbished on the South Downs with amazing The Long Man of Wilmington, the dedicated area for small children. The Century weather boarded cottage Sussex farmhouse and barn located right far-reaching view. When the striking and mysterious guardian of pool is a spring-fed pool, 46 metres that was home to Virginia Wolf & her on the South Downs Way, just a short prevailing wind is northerly, the site the South Downs, who has baffled A little off the line but worth the long by 23 metres wide and is set in husband Leonard. Open 28th March – stroll from Southease railway station. is often used for gliding activities like archaeologists and historians for extra planning is the home of the a tree lined lawn with beautiful sun 28th October, Wednesdays to Sundays, Surrounded by the rolling hills of the slope soaring. Accessible from the hundreds of years. No one can agree Bloomsbury Set in Sussex. Accessible terrace. There are facilities for the afternoons only – including bank South Downs National Park, the site South Downs Way and Southease when he comes from or what is by a limited bus service (Compass whole family to enjoy, including a holiday Mondays. The gardens open stands in extensive grounds, ideal for station. purpose is. Access is via local bus or Travel 125) from Lewes or a good changing rooms and a café. Look out at 12:30pm and the house at 1pm, last exploring by experienced or budding by walking the South Downs Way. walk from Berwick station. for details of special events too. entry is 4:45pm naturalists – or just a place to relax and 01323 811265 unwind. 01273 472334 01273 474760 www.sussexpast.co.uk www.charleston.org.uk www.pellspool.org.uk www.nationaltrust.org.uk 0845 371 9574 www.yha.org.uk cost reductions. reductions. cost Booking in advance and Group Save tickets may also offer offer also may tickets Save Group and advance in Booking southernrailwaytickets.com tickets save you money.
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