Tourist Attractions
Castle Road, Pevensey, East Sussex, BN24 5LE
Set in historic 1066 Country just a short drive from Eastbourne, Pevensey Castle is one of Britain’s most remarkable heritage sites. These dramatic ruins tell a story that stretches back more than 1,600 years, from Roman coastal defences to the Norman Conquest and beyond.
William Daly Recreation Ground, Brightling Road, Polegate, BN26 5AY
In Polegate’s William Daly Recreation Ground on Brightling Road, Polegate Miniature Railway brings together model engineering enthusiasm and family-friendly fun. It is run by the Polegate and District Model Engineering Club, a group of volunteers who operate charming miniature steam, diesel and electric trains for visitors to ride and enjoy.
Wartling Road, Eastbourne, BN22 7PG
Tucked just off the seafront east of Eastbourne’s town centre, Princes Park is a welcoming public park that combines water, gardens and fun activities for all ages. With a mix of ornamental spaces and active play areas, it’s a lovely place for a family day out, a peaceful stroll or a picnic by the water.
Martello Tower, The Esplanade, Seaford, BN25 1JH
Local history and coastal heritage in Seaford are preserved by Seaford Museum & Heritage Society, based within the historic Martello Tower on Seaford seafront.
Shinewater, Eastbourne, BN23 8EJ
Set on the eastern edge of Eastbourne, Shinewater Park blends countryside ambience with active recreation and scenic lakeside walking. It’s the largest and newest park in the borough, offering space for family outings, play and exploration.
Sovereign Harbour Marina, North Lockside, Pacific Drive, Eastbourne, BN23 5BJ
Set along the sheltered waters just north of Eastbourne town centre, Sovereign Harbour Marina is one of the largest man-made marinas in the UK. It’s a vibrant waterfront destination where coastal scenery meets leisure, dining and boating life.
Eastbourne, BN21 3NW
Right in the heart of Eastbourne’s town centre, The Beacon is a major shopping and leisure destination that brings together fashion, food and entertainment under one roof. It’s the town’s principal retail hub with a wide range of high street brands and local boutiques along with cafés, restaurants and family-friendly activities.
Windover Hill, Wilmington, Near Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN26 5SW
On the steep chalk slopes of Windover Hill not far from Polegate, The Long Man of Wilmington is one of East Sussex’s most intriguing and mysterious landmarks. This huge hill figure is thought to be Europe’s largest representation of a human form in chalk, and it has puzzled visitors, historians and archaeologists for centuries.
King Edward’s Parade / Lower Parade, Eastbourne, BN21 4BY
In the heart of the Meads area of Eastbourne, The Peace Garden is a calm and reflective public garden that honours local history and offers a serene place to rest during a walk along the seafront or through Meads neighbourhood.
Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 4BY
Standing on Eastbourne’s seafront at the start of Marine Parade, The Wish Tower is a historic Martello tower built in the early 1800s as part of Britain’s coastal defences. Today it is preserved as a small museum that offers a glimpse into local military history and life in Napoleonic times.
