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Park Holidays UK parks in Chichester
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Hastings
Hastings, in East Sussex, is best known as the location where William the Conqueror for King Alfred in the history-changing battle, and remnants of the victor's first castle on English soil can still be seen along with a theatre re-telling the 1066 story. Today, the town is still famous for having Europe's largest beach launched fishing fleet, and the Old Town remains a fascinating destination.
Rye
Another fascinating vision from the past is Rye, a beautiful medieval town that once used its hilltop setting to play a crucial part in the defence of England's south coast. As visitors meander along cobbled streets and through narrow passages, they'll discover Medieval, Tudor and Georgian buildings that are architectural treasures.
Winchelsea
Winchelsea is an unspoilt medieval town that dates back to the 13th century. Visitors can still discover remnants of its past including the surviving town gates and a medieval church, and attractive Georgian houses provide another point of interest. There are pretty walks around and through the town, plus superb coast views.
Chichester
West Sussex's only city is Chichester, which sits at the foot of the pretty South Downs and has many of its own points of beauty to discover, including a magnificent Norman cathedral, old city walls and a Tudor Market Cross which marks the centre of the town. The award-winning Pallant House Gallery is home to some of the UK's best 20th century art, and The Novium houses the remains of a Roman bath house.
Eastbourne
Set between East and West Sussex is Eastbourne, a popular seaside town with shingle beaches and seaside attractions for all tastes, including spectacular Beachy Head, the UK's highest chalk sea cliff.
Brighton
Further along the coast is Brighton, often voted the UK's favourite seaside town thanks to a perfect mix of seaside kitsch and hipster cool. The shingle beach is famous, but there's also a Victorian pier equipped with fairground attractions, a dazzling pavilion that was once favoured by the Prince Regent, and the towering British Airways i360, the world's first vertical cable car which offers sky-high views of the city.
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