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's fertile background displays in its firm locality identity. When you go to Sussex, you have an enticing aura that might entice you back to this county. adoringly known as 'Sussex by the Sea,' this county registered across outskirts with the projectsof Virginia Woolf and other artistic legends.
There are a number of places of interest well worth visiting within the county, with its long and colourful history providing much of the backdrop for exciting excursions. One of the most visited places of interest is Chichester Cathedral; The Royal Chantry located in the middle of Chichester is the 900-year-old site of the resting place of Saint Richard of Chichester. In nearby Singleton is the Weald & Downland Open Air Museum, a major national museum of historic architecture and a look into the way of traditional rural living in the area. There are literally dozens of high quality historic places of interest all within a relatively small area of the county.
Sussex also offers a great relief to shoppers with an itchy trigger finger. The shopping in Sussex is several times more convenient than other places, and it is littered with large department stores and obscure but interesting merchants that offer a wide range of product possibilities.
It also makes sense for most to visit the many art galleries of Sussex, especially the Pallant House, which houses some of the most innovative and interesting art pieces of the 20th century. The Eastebourne's Towner Art Gallery is also a wonderful gallery to visit when it opens again in Spring 2008. The Gallery prides itself in its modern building-structure that is worth approximately £8.5 million.
Those coming to Sussex expecting delectable food will not be disappointed. There are endless choices of good dining in the county ranging from gourmet menus served in top restaurants to homemade dishes in country pubs.
Sussex offers the best of British cuisine made with organic produce cultivated right in its own backyard. Chefs and farmers put a premium on creating excellent local offerings, and one will be delighted to find the farmer's market full of interesting gastronomic surprises like Selsey prawns, Sussex cheeses, and Romsey Marsh lamb.
Not only is Sussex excellent in food, the county also produces locally aged vintages that compete with French champagne in taste. Trying sparkling wine from Sussex is definitely a must.
There are no definitive seasons to visit Sussex, as it is always full of activities. Highbrow events such as the Italian Opera and the Russian Ballet frequent the region, as well as popular boy bands, brand new plays, salsa dancing, and sport shows.
Aside from England's largest festival right in the heart of Brighton, Sussex also offers small and intimate festivals showcasing excellent music, art, drama, literature, and dance. Those seeking to experience cultural masterpieces will not be disappointed.
Music is the soul of Sussex, and its many pubs and clubs are always filled with live music from all genres. Independent artists and undiscovered bands play to the delight of the audience every night, while anything goes at Brighton's frequented clubs.
There is no better time to visit Sussex than now! Not only does it sleekly mesh the old countryside feel of its heritage with posh cosmopolitan establishments and lively festivals, it also brings together the company of good food with warm, welcoming locals. Indeed, no other county encapsulates the best of what England has to offer better than this thriving region on the southeastern coast.
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