St. Mary the Virgin Church, Brading

Picturesque old port town set on a hillside, with lots of interesting old buildings including several pubs and an old waxworks. The main road winds through the village with a few options for climbing out of the village up the steep hills to the west.

Is one of the Island’s oldest towns.
The town many years ago formed a major port on the Isle of Wight, before the area was fully reclaimed in the late 19th Century.
Much of the interesting architecture through the heart of the town is original, with some beautiful cottages and buildings on show.
Things worth a visit: the Norman church, the Old Town Hall, the iron bullring, the Brading Roman Villa and the Brading Station and the signal box

A quaint and historic village in East Wight.