Things to do in Lewes District

It is worth a visit. The palace is very luxurious and exquisite not only at that time but also now. The Chinese elements are very shocking. Among the many castles and palaces in Europe, the Chinese elements are the main ones. You can also see the wallpaper, furniture and porcelain customized in Guangzhou, China at that time.

7 sisters came here by bus nice views off the cliffs vibes are amazing so many adventurous exploring friendly people about definitely worth going to remember very windy bring a jacket

I went here back last year in September with some friends for an extended weekend, Brighton certainly has a lot of nice nightlife and sights to see.

If you are looking to take a date trip from London and I highly recommend Seven Sister Cliffs. It's worth every penny.How to Get there : Take a train from London to Eastbourne Station which cost around 17£. Then take a bus from Eastbourne Station ( Bus Numbet 12A, 12 or 12A) and Get off at Seven Sisters Country Park.You'll find mutlipe spots to click great photos like mine 😂 Also make sure you check the weather before visiting and wear waterproof shoes as the walk to the cliffs are very muddy and a bit long walk too ( about 30-40min one way)

more like a downtown touristy place with many cafes and cosmetic shops. very easy to get lost while looking for some place on maps. almost did when i was lookong for Mac cosmetics...you will find Jo Malone, Bobby Brown and Mac cosmetics all in one small area. and coffee shops too. on my second attempt i was looking for pizza express and i almost missed it. hehehh the lanes is one place that gets you wondering what exactly is going on with your maps application. definately recomend you to not miss it while in brighton. on your way to lanes you will meet Tmax the famous brand discount shop and boy, you will thank me then.

The place is so interesting and informative. We learned a lot about the sealife of Brighton and history too

One of the best piers in the South of England. There is lots to do with tons of seaside rides, fun arcade games and food. Highly recommend catching the sunset here and if you’re lucky you might catch the starlings dancing at dusk, I didn’t know they do this and it was the most spectacular striking and stunning natural phenomenon I had seen, it was mesmerising. Highest chances of seeing the starlings dance is between November-March, we visited in early March

This summer, my partner and I embarked on a coastal road trip around the south of England, and one stop that stole our hearts entirely was the iconic Seven Sisters. To say the views here are breathtaking would be putting it mildly. The sheer, precipitous scale of the white chalk cliffs plunging into the sea, the narrow footpath hugging the rugged coastline, and that striking red-and-white lighthouse standing solitary in the clear, turquoise water—it truly is travel perfection personified. If you ever visit, be sure to carve out plenty of time to simply sit back and drink in the views.

We parked in the Buckle Car Park at the far end of the Marin Parade which is free and has public conveniences. Also its not far to walk to the Tide Mill ruins and nature reserve from here. But we went the other way and walked the length of Seaford Beach into town. The pebbles are tricky in places, especially on the slope down to the shore line, but once you are by the sea its very pleasant walking all the way to the Seaford museum in the tower, which is unfortunatel closed in these Covid times. Plenty of people utilising the beach and plenty of fishermen trying their luck. A very pleasant place for a stroll.