Days Out And Attractions in Eastbourne
Situated 700 metres west of Eastbourne Railway Station from where both parks can easily be reached via Upperton Road and The Goffs on the way to Old Town.
Lovely place
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About. A compact garden with a pond that is the source of the Bourne Stream from which Eastbourne derives its name.
A must visit please clean a pretty gardens. With some local history.
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Princes Park is a large public space located one mile east of Eastbourne Town Centre. In the park is a bowling green, putting green, a boating lake as well
When dry lovely for after school
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A firm favourite with visitors to Eastbourne when visiting the sunshine coast. Take a stroll down Eastbourne Pire and breath in the beautiful coastline.
Out of season but still magical
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The Busiest Bandstand in the UK offering a variety of live musical entertainment with over 140 events each year; from Tribute Shows to 1812 Firework concerts to kids entertainment. That is why the Bandstand is one of the biggest draws to the Eastbourne seafront!
Lots of entertainment in a lovely seaside surroundings.
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Sovereign Harbour is a development of the beachland in the seaside resort of Eastbourne, to the east of the town centre. Opened in 1993 and formerly known as The Crumbles, the marina now consists of five separate harbours, a retail park and several housing projects with both permanent and holiday properties.
very good
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Visit Pevensey Castle where William the Conqueror landed in 1066. It is from here that William marched on Hastings and Battle. One of Britain’s oldest and most important strongholds, discover its roman origins, medieval dungeons and role in World War II.
Beautiful castle and area. Worth to see it!
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Take your time to enjoy all Hampden Park has to offer, plenty to take your mind of the busy world here and just have a lazy day.
A great place to visit. Easy parking. Woodland walks, lake, sports fields and cafe.
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Spending time at Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters for a day out is a great way to relax and enjoy the natural beauty.
Amazing place, can't wait to be back. Highly recommended.
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The Towner Gallery is home to some outstanding art and you are welcome to browse at your leisure. Donations are welcome to keep this gallery open to the public bringing culture to Eastbourne.
A place that you can dip in and out of and see what is new in the galleries. Some exhibits you may have to pay to see but they have other galleries that are free. You don’t have to like or understand every exhibit but it’s free to look.
Well used cafe upstairs and managing Covid very well. An asset to the town.
Well used cafe upstairs and managing Covid very well. An asset to the town.
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Beachy Head offers Eastbourne historic walking areas, geologic formations and valleys along with exception views of Eastbourne.
Fabulous views, if a bit windy even on the sunniest of days, not only of the lighthouse in between the juts of the rugged white cliffs and then Eastbourne in the other direction. Lots of car parks, Z bends is the nearest but the one by the Beachy Head pub has toilet facilities there. Lovely walk.
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Making your way along from the Western Lawns of Eastbourne you can continue your exploration of Holywell for some impressive views.
Lovely place , cafe , toilets and free parking nearby.
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