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In the early 1830s, the mayor, Arthur Atherley,[3] facilitated an arrangement whereby Bernard Howard, 12th Duke of Norfolk would commission a new town hall for the borough in return for the borough giving up its interest in the Fitzalan Chapel, which formed the chancel of the Church of St Nicholas in the western grounds of Arundel Castle.[2] The new building was designed by Robert Abraham in the Norman style, built in knapped flint with galleting and ashlar finishings and was opened in time for a civic meeting in March 1838

Arundel Museum is the south coast's newest museum, revealing the story of the historic town of Arundel. The museum is open daily between 10am to 4pm throughout the year. Arundel Museum Society volunteers are able to help with queries about Arundel and its fascinating history. There is also a good selection of tourist information leaflets about Arundel and the surrounding area.

Doors open and definitely worth exploring - look for the frieze on the Northern wall of Mary, with her train held by angels. Was whitewashed over in the Reformation

An impressive medieval castle with beautiful gardens. It's worth a visit. You can experience where Queen Victoria herself visited and imagine how the royals would dine when they were here. The historic cathedral is also truly worth seeing!

There is a fab cycle lane that runs all the way along the terrace from the Pier right through to the Marina and beyond to saltdean. There are bicycles for hire, and it is safe for children. The Victorian 'Reading Room' café has now been done up and is open to the public, and some of the pebble beach has been landscaped to encourage the growth of seaside plants.

lovely breakfast!

Good range of bakeries, cafe's and hostelries of one kind or another

Arundel is an 11th-century castle restored in the centuries since surrounded by beautiful gardens and peaceful Sussex countryside. Cafe and gift shop on site. Tickets required for entry.