 Burgess
Hill |
|
|
Burgess
Hill ,
a town growing fast due its location. Originally fairly famous
for its bricks, the town has a range of facilities including
a theatre complex.
A market
is held Wednesday and Saturday, and there are two shopping
malls.
A good
base to explore the South Downs. Tourist Information Centre
in the town.
Plumpton
racecourse is a few miles to the east.
|
| Location
Map of Burgess Hill |
What
To See -
Burgess Hill Tourist Attractions
|
| |
 Hickstead,
west of the town on the A23, the British showjumping centre,
check local press for events. |
| |
| Danny,
south at Hurstpierpoint, off B2117, an Elizabethan house with
an 18th century classical facade. |
| |
| Ditchling,
south on B2112, a small village, delightful with the houses
arranged along the main street. There is a small museum in the
old Victorian school house. Great views from the Beacon, 813
high. |
| |
Where
To Stay in Burgess Hill
|
|
|
|
|
|
Guest
Houses, Bed & Breakfasts, Inns and Other Hotels
|
|
|
|
|
| |
|
 |
Albourne Near Burgess Hill BN6 9
Blossom's Cottage was originally a brick built single storey agricultural building housing machinery, goats and pigs. The conversion to a stunning modern fully equipped self catering holiday let was completed in 2005. Sleeps 4
More... |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Around
The Burgess Hill Area
|
| Down the
coast to visit Brighton, or
travel around the pleasant villages in the area. |
Tourist Information on Nearby Towns To Visit - straight line distance:
Haywards Heath (3.55 miles) Lewes (8.50 miles) Brighton (9.33 miles) Uckfield (10.11 miles) Horsham (11.11 miles) Crawley (11.14 miles) East Grinstead (12.82 miles) Newhaven (13.74 miles) Gatwick (13.81 miles) Worthing (14.23 miles) Crowborough (14.47 miles) |
|
the internet holiday and travel guide to the UK
