
This tranquil green space occupies what was once the dry moat surrounding the historic Wish Tower, linking it with the area’s coastal heritage. It was transformed into a garden and memorial space in the late 2010s and now contains a granite boulder and plaque bearing the names of civilian casualties from the Second World War, serving as both a tribute and a peaceful outdoor setting.
🌿 What to expect
• A quiet garden with seating, pathways and thoughtful planting
• Memorial elements remembering those lost in wartime events
• Easy access from King Edwards Parade and the Lower Parade, near the seafront promenade
• A place to pause, reflect and enjoy a gentle moment amid greenery
📍 Visitor tips
• Free to enter and open all year round
• Benches make it ideal for a short rest while exploring the Meads area
• Close to cafés and amenities along the seafront and in Meads Local Guide area
The Peace Garden offers a gentle contrast to Eastbourne’s busier seaside spots, combining natural calm with meaningful local history.
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