In view of the South Downs sits Midhurst, a town rich in architectural history with Tudor, Georgian and Victorian buildings all through the streets. You might also notice the yellow …
Bramber Castle was built soon after the Norman Conquest to help William I protect his new territories. The last wall of the tower stands proudly at 46 feet (14 m) …
The Cowdray Heritage Ruins are one of England’s most important early Tudor houses and Cowdray is known to have been visited by both King Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I. …
Set in magnificent gardens, high on a hill, Arundel Castle commands the landscape with breathtaking views over the South Downs and the River Arun. Looming high above the town, it …
The small ruins of Knepp Castle. This was once a motte and bailey fort, but converted to a stone castle in the early 1200s. Now all that remains are these small, but picturesque ruins.
The market town of Midhurst is nestled in the heart of the South Downs National Park. There are some splendid walks on the town's doorstep. From vibrant woodland, ablaze with …
As you wind your away along the River Arun, you'll be afforded some breathtaking views toward the impressive medieval castle of Arundel that dominates the skyline.
Arundel is a picturesque town nestled along the River Arun known for its charming town centre that blends medieval and Victorian architecture. The town's most iconic landmark is Arundel Castle, …
A Grade I listed building, Arundel Castle dates from the 11th century. Edward the Confessor began work on the then motte and bailey castle which was continued in 1067 when …