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a peaceful coastal holiday resort town, less built up than Brighton
further along the coast.
It grew with the patronage
of George III in around 1760, his family's visits made the
town popular.
The 18th century terraces
of houses remain, and the town has a pier and a pebble beach.
There are two theatres.
Tourist Information
Centre in the town.
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What
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Worthing Tourist Attractions
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 Worthing
Museum and Art Gallery, Chapel
Road, a local museum which also has a sculpture garden, displays
of costume, fine and decorative art, archaeology, local history,
shop, etc. Tel: 01903 233999 |
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Salvington Windmill, Furze Road, High Salvington, Worthing,
take the A24 north, a Black Post Mill, built around
1720 now restored to working order, Tel:01903
260218 
Open: 1st & 3rd Suns Apr-Sept
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Chalk Gardens, Littlehampton Road, Worthing, A2032 or
A27 then A280, west if the town, a chalk garden with good views
towards the sea and Downs. A footpath will take you to a National
Trust archaeological site Tel: 01903 239999 x2543. Open Mon-Sun
10.00-18.00 Apr-Sept, Mon-Fri 10.00-16.00 Oct-Mar |
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Leisure Lido, Marine Parade, Worthing, fun rides, games,
gift shops, family entertainment by the seaside. Open:Mar-Sept,
and Sat, Sun Oct-Feb Tel: 01903 213486102 |
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Gate Cactus Garden, Billinghurst Lane Ashington, on A24
north of Worthing, cactus plants from all over the world,Tel:
01903 892930 |
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Airport, Shoreham by Sea, A27 east, to visit Britain´s
oldest airport and its art deco terminal building, take
the guided tour by booking on Tel: 01273 441061 |
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Shoreham, Shoreham by Sea, A27 east, has A few buildings
of note; Lancing College Chapel and the Norman Marlipins in
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Mary's Brambert, take the A27 towards Shoreham then the
A283 north to this medieval house and its garden. Some events
in the summer. Shop, teas, etc, Tel: 01903 816205. Open:limited
to Sun & Thur afternoons, and bank holidays Easter to Sept.
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| Cissbury
Ring, drive to Findon on the A24 then follow the signs
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Gardens, at Fontwell off A27, 3.5 acres of gardens with
an Oriental touch. Walled garden. Tel: 01243 542808
Open: Open all year and
Bank Holidays. Closed only for Christmas 25th/26th/27th December
and 1st January 2006;.09:00 - 17:00 (or dusk in the winter months).
Cafe, Gift Shop and Plant Centre. |
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House, off A283, north west,Elizabethan House with furniture,
grounds with gardens, deer, shop, etc. Tel: 01903 744888
Open: Wed, Thu, Sun &
Bank Holidays Easter - Oct |
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Where
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High Street Findon near Worthing BN14 0TA
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Set in the beautiful Sussex countryside with great views throughout, Findon Manor offers an-award-winning restaurant, a bar and individually decorated bedrooms. Wi-Fi is free.
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The Steyne Worthing BN11 3DU
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Overlooking Steyne Gardens the Chatsworth Hotel is located in Worthing town centre and just a few minutes walk from the seafront. The Hotel has been owned and run by the same family for the past 70 years and has recently been refurbished…
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117 - 119 Marine Parade Worthing BN11 3QQ
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Situated on the promenade in Worthing. 36 rooms, an elegant restaurant, and refurbished sea-facing bar and lounges, The Kingsway Hotel offers a friendly, professional service. Central location.
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High Street Angmering near Worthing BN16 4AG
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Situated in the heart of Angmering Village, this 15th century manor house offers distinctive accommodation with a hint of the historic.
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Wykeham Road Worthing BN11 4JD
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Beechwood Hall Hotel is a Grade 2 listed country house set within private grounds, 5 minutes’ walk from the beach and town centre.
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1 Thorn Road Worthing BN11 3ND
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In the seaside town of Worthing, The Bay offers free Wi-Fi throughout the building. Its bistro restaurant has a creative menu of classic dishes and traditional British favourites, and the coast is just 2 minutes’ walk away.
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Worthing BN11 3NW Tel: 01244 357717
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Heene Court Mansions is a third floor apartment, close to the pebble beach in Worthing in West Sussex. It sleeps four people in one bedroom with king-size double bed. There is also a shower room with double power shower, basin and WC....
Sleeps: 4 Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 Changeover Day: Fri Price Guide: £268 - £538 a week.
Phone Bookings & Enquiries: 01244 357717
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3 New Parade Worthing BN11 2BQ
With an enviable location in the seaside town of Worthing, The Beach House offers immediate access to the beach. Brighton is 10 miles from the property and can be reached in a pleasant half an hour’s drive along the coast.
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16 Heene Terrace Worthing BN11 3NR
On the shores of Worthing Beach, Heene Terrace is a 5-minute stroll from the pier and the centre of Worthing. The studio offers a modern kitchen and a stylish bathroom. Free Wi-Fi is also included.
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Days Out in and around Worthing
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visit Brighton in
East Sussex, or west to the small resort Bognor
Regis, and Chichester is
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Towns near Worthing To Visit - straight line distance:
Littlehampton Tourist Information (7.39 miles) Arundel Tourist Information (8.69 miles) Amberley Tourist Information (9.73 miles) Brighton Tourist Information (10.20 miles) |
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Area
Telephone Code
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Tourist
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Chapel Road
Worthing
Tel: 01903 221066 |
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