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Halland, Lewes
Family Fun & Activities
Branching Out is a brilliant adventure park, ready to give you a fun-filled ride through their unique woodland site on a zip wire or a tree top bounce your kids will never forget! Their friendly team is focused on supporting children (aged 3+) and…
Brighton
Activity Organiser
Connected Brighton is a City Concierge service for individuals and businesses, designed to help you have the best experience in Brighton by supporting local..
Brighton
Heritage / Visitor Centre
The Keep is a world-class centre for archives that opens up access to all the collections of the East Sussex Record Office (ESRO), the Royal Pavilion & Museums Local History Collections and the internationally significant university Collections
Brighton
Live Music Venue
Situated on Brighton seafront Shelter Hall is just a 10 minute walk from Brighton station with views of both the Palace and West piers. The venue hosts a variety of performances from both undiscovered and well known talent, varying from sunset…
nr Patcham, Brighton
Historic Site
Located on the Downs above Patcham, The Chattri is a monument dedicated to the Indian Soldiers who died in the First World War. The Site is accessible via a bridleway and forms part of a way marked 'Chattri & the Windmills' route.
Brighton
Bus / Coach Tour
Discover Sussex in style with Brighton & Beyond Tours. Our award-winning small-group minibus tours take you from Brighton into the stunning South Downs and the iconic Seven Sisters white cliffs. Travel in comfort with knowledgeable local guides or…
Brighton
Museum
Brighton Fishing Museum has exhibitions including boats and fishing artefacts. There are also visual images including archive and contemporary film and a slide show. There is also an audio presentation of fishing folk talking and singing.
Hove
Windmill
A hexagonal smock mill on top of flint tower and barns dating from the 1820's with the original workings in place. Visitors can discover how grain is made into flour.
Rottingdean
Garden
Gardens once formed part curtilage of The Elms where Rudyard Kipling lived from 1897-1902. There is a "wild garden" for picnics & croquet can be seen during the summer. Apart from this, no ball games or radios are allowed.