36 acre open air heritage museum with a wide range of exhibits including vintage buses and steam trains.

Arundel Castle is the most renowned landmark of this area with its stunning towers shadowing over the town it is hard not to miss it and well worth a visit...

Currently the smallest museum in the world(apparently!) as they are in a temporary building.

Arundel Wildfowl centre is in a beautiful setting on the river, with a newly revamped centre  

The stunning remains of a Roman home and farm with world-class mosaic floors in a spectacular Downland setting.

A beautiful 4 acre garden which has all year interest and certainly a place that you will want to visit at different times of the year  

The remains of the north wing of the Roman Palace, with its remarkable collection of mosaic floors

The Regency home of the Dukes of Richmond, set in the heart of the idyllic Sussex Downs. .

Probably one of the least known Gardens but with some of the rarest plants and amazing views of West Sussex  

Harbour Park is situated right on the sandy beaches and adjacent to the working Harbour and Marina

A visit to excellent and friendly Littlehampton Museum is strongly recommended.  

The Look & Sea! Centre is at the heart of the new riverside walk. A climb to the top of the viewing tower

Explore the universe in a comfortable, well equipped star theatre.

Historic House c1470 with five acres of charming gardens which include a Victorian Secret Garden with the original pineapple pits and stove house.  

This family home was completed in 1894, Standen House remains one of the best surviving examples of architect   

This unique collection of military aircraft and artefacts includes two past holders of the World Airspeed Record

England’s leading museum of historic buildings and traditional rural life is set 50 glorious acres of the South Downs.