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Originally Tudor, Firle Place is the home of the Gage family and has been for over 500 years.
Why not walk or cycle the South Down's Way. The route stretches for 90 miles between Eastbourne and Winchester, taking in picturesque villages and stunning scenery. It is suitable for walkers, horse riders and mountain bikes.
These beaches are sand and shingle with good access and parking close by. They are within easy reach of shops and amenities with toilets and refreshments a short distance away.
Outstanding views back along the coast toward the Pier.
Within easy reach of toilets and refreshments. The promenade has a cycle lane.
Dogs are welcome on these beaches.
These beaches are not lifeguarded
Eastbourne's new Sports Park is the focus for Sports Development in Eastbourne and Eastbourne's main public outdoor sports facility all year round.
Marine Parade Beaches from the Pier to The Pavilion is popular with both visitors and residents of the town. The Pier at one end of the beach with the Pavilion Tea Rooms at the other. These beaches are a favourite for water sports.
Discover the breathtaking Eastbourne coastline from the sea with our kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals.
My Skate World is Eastbourne’s very own skating venue for everyone! A great family venue where all can take part, great for fitness and wellbeing. From beginners to the best all under one roof. The perfect community roller -skating venue.
Stone Cross Windmill was built in 1875/6 and was in full operation up to the end of the 1930s. It fell into disrepair and eventually was taken over by Stone Cross Mill Trust with the aim of restoring it and preserving for future generations
These unusual and secluded lawned Gardens sit in a wooded amphitheatre carved out of the cliff face just yards from Holywell beach