Built for King George IV as a seaside pleasure palace, this fabulous building is a flamboyant mix of architecture, blending Indian, Chinese and English styles. A maze of sumptuous interiors, fascinating exhibitions and extensive gardens, makes for a truly memorable day out.
Surrounded by the white cliffs of the East Sussex coastline and the glorious English countryside, the South Downs National Park is home to a rich variety of wildlife and breath-taking landscapes. This 1,600km2 protected area is a nature lover’s dream and an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise.
Constructed almost 1,000 years ago for the first historic Duke of Norfolk, Arundel Castle’s history is as varied and fascinating as the land around it. Its golden days lay in the 16th century, when the noble Dukes entertained kings and queens from around the world.
Discover a forgotten world, as you pass through one of the UK's most unusual attractions. This series of old railway tunnels has been converted into an atmospheric walkway, housing two restaurants and bars, and a World War Two Air Raid Shelter turned art gallery.
Come and explore this living memorial to one of the most important times in Britain’s history. Explore previously restricted areas, walk beneath the wings of these iconic aircraft, and pay tribute to the allied pilots who flew them with pride.
Canterbury Cathedral boasts some of the most stunning architecture in Europe. Visit the medieval crypt, over 1,000 years old, and the 12th century stained glass windows depicting biblical stories. Discover the rich history this Cathedral has lived through, including the martyrdom of Thomas Becket.