Sussex is a historic county in southeast England bounded in the east by Kent, south by the English Channel, and in the west by Hampshire. Sussex’ rich history shows in its strong local identity. When you go to Sussex, you feel an enticing air that will hook you back to this county. Affectionately known as ‘Sussex by the Sea,’ this county registered across borders with the works of Virginia Woolf and other artistic greats.
Sussex boasts a rich countryside featuring pristine natural landscape, historic houses, and a number of antiquated structures like ancient churches, castles, and museums. Sussex is known around the world as the base of Virginia Woolf, along with the majestic music from the world-class opera in Glydenbourg. Tourists come to Sussex for its historic sites and National Trust properties namely the Alfriston Clergy House, Bateman’s estate, and the castles at Lewes and Herstmonceux. Most of these estates have wide gardens and long drawn vineyards. Sussex also has its share of rolling natural landscape such as the South Downs Way and Monarchs Way.
Sussex is alive with endless things to do for adults and families, varying from enjoyable hikes across the stunning and un-spoilt countryside to sampling the exciting nightlife that Brighton has to offer. There are many first class golf courses including Copthorne and Hill Barn, and many other sporting attractions include the ever-popular Goodwood racing circuit. There are well-known museums such as Brighton Museum and the art gallery at De La Warr pavilion. Brighton is also home to the famous racecourse, or you could sample the delights of the English Wine Centre
Sussex will fill your gastronomic needs after your long day out. Sussex has an impressive display of bistros, pubs, cafes, and award-winning restaurants. Famous for its local breakfast, Sussex offers the best foods from local produce, guaranteeing top quality breakfast and brunches straight from the town farms and markets. Consider yourself lucky if you swing by Sussex in September and October for the West Sussex Food and Drink Festival and Glynde Fine Food Festival. These festivals display the culinary excellence of the locals from its farm produce to the artistry of its chefs.
Sussex is a known hub for artists and musicians of all kinds, and music and arts play a major role in creating the county’s overall ambience. Chiddingly Festival in Brighton showcases the region’s best culture and music and is a good way for tourists to experience local taste. Dotted with a dozen small galleries and pubs, Sussex is also a premier place for good and memorable entertainment.
Famous and obscure English bands such as Mogwai visit this side of the country to perform and share their talent with the locals. The charm of this English countryside, like other parts of this country, is its welcoming attitude towards budding artists, making it a perfect destination for those seeking future stars.
Sussex has much to offer visitors from across the country and the continent with easy access and a huge variety of accommodation to suit all tastes. The days can be filled with so many interesting sights and events that any holidaymaker will never be short of things to do and places to go.
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