Worthing Town Centre
Worthing though not a familiar name to some has much to offer tourists, both local and international alike. Strategically located between the place for curing various ailments, the beach in Brighton and Chichester, the town boasts a rich history of over 55,000 years and an amazing art deco pier.
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Watch artists busy at work, play golf, enjoy refreshments at the café or do whatever you want at Splash Point, the promenade’s public space. Unique seating has been set up here for those who wish to breathe in the fresh sea air or enjoy some quietude by the sea.
Recently an ice rink was set up at Steyne Gardens. From the town centre, going to the city of London, Gatwick Airport or any other place is fairly easy. Most of the Southern trains stop at Worthing train station. If you intend to travel to Brighton (see seafront hotels), Chichester and other places near this town, consider staying at one of the cheap hotels or b&b’s here.
Since Brighton is a well-known tourist area, accommodation prices might be higher especially during peak season. What’s more, you don’t have to face the hustle and bustle of Brighton. You can enjoy the peace and quiet of a bed and breakfast during your holidays. This is not to say that there aren’t any unique places worth visiting in this huge seafront town.
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Worthing, which is located in West Sussex, has a lovely pier that was designed by Sir Robert Rawlinson. Other than wonderful amusements, this seafront pier has a gorgeous 650 seat pavilion, which was built during the twentieth century for watching cinema films, musicals and more.
Imagine enjoying the sound of music while seated right beside the sea. If you go to the town centre, there is the Worthing Museum and Art, which boasts the very cream of Victorian and Regency fashion not to mention the works of famous artists.
You can also find out about the city’s history over a span of 55,000 years at this museum. TheSaxon Tower and Spire, which is England’s oldest version of Rhenish helm, are part of St. Mary’s Church and definitely worth checking out.
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Worthing in West Sussex England UK
Location : this seaside resort town is located in southern England between the port city of Portsmouth in Hampshire and the seaside resort town of Eastbourne in East Sussex.
The town is connected by rail with London Victoria (via Gatwick airport), which takes approximately 1 hour, 15 minutes. Also regular coach services run from London Victoria Coach Station.
Newhaven ferry terminal and Portsmouth ferry and cruise port are located within 1 hour drive.
Both Highdown Gardens and Lancing College Chapel are a 10 to 15 minutes drive away.
Region : South East of England
County : West Sussex
Things to see and do nearby
Museum and Art Gallery
(Chapel Road, BN11 1HP England UK)
Small but very interesting and informative museum, showcasing lots of interesting artefacts. Learn more about local history, archaelogy, see interesting fashion collections, old toys and lots more.
Worthing Pier
(Seafront, West Sussex UK)
Art Deco pier with a small amusement arcade and a cafe. The views of the town and coastline are great on a clear day.
English Martyrs Church, The Sistine Chapel Reproduction
(Goring Way, Goring By Sea, BN12 4UE England United Kingdom)
Little chapel with a fabulous ceiling, which is a replica of the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City, Rome Italy. This reproduction was done by local artist Gary Bevan.
Brooklands Pleasure Park
(Western Road, BN15 8SA England)
Great place for kids, especially in the summer. There is a free paddling pool, there is an extra small fee to use the train, tractor etc.
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