Positioned in the beautiful surroundings of Oaklands Park, Chichester Festival Theatre is one of the United Kingdom's flagship theatres, with a dazzling international reputation for producing a wide range of theatrical productions, from musicals and comedies, to classic drama and innovative new writing.
(3 miles, 10 mins)

Chichester Golf Club's golf courses offer excellent playing conditions all year-round, and with 36 holes plus our 9 hole Par 3 golf course
(¼ mile, 3 mins)

The Gallery of Modern Art in the South, Pallant House Gallery is a unique combination of a Queen Anne townhouse and a contemporary building holding one of the best collections of 20th century British art in the world.
(3 miles, 10 mins)

A wonderful combination of the ancient and the modern, it holds a number of treasures including the 12th century Lazarus Relief's and works by Sutherland, Chagall and Piper.

We are very proud of our Cathedral and enjoy welcoming visitors, whether they come to worship or to admire the building and the treasures in it. 
(3 miles, 10 mins)

A boat cruise with Chichester Harbour Water Tours
enables you to see much of the unspoilt area from the water.
(4 miles, 10 mins)

Whether you are a keen sailor or an early morning walker, Chichester Harbour is the ideal place for you. See our web site for all of our activities and tours
(4 miles, 10 mins)

Chichester Yacht Club is an all year round members' Club renowned for its friendly, informal atmosphere. The Clubhouse has a restaurant & bar together with excellent facilities for all the family. CYC welcomes visiting boats and rallies.
(2 miles, 5 mins)

Tangmere Military Aviation Museum was established in 1982 on the old RAF Tangmere airfield. From its beginnings in 1916, through its illustrious service as one of Britain's front line fighter bases during WW2 and on to its key role as home to the world speed record breaking aircraft of the High Speed Flight in the post war years it has occupied a unique place in aviation history.

(6 miles, 15 mins)

Fishbourne Roman Palace was discovered by accident during the digging of a water main trench in 1960. The discovery led to nine seasons of excavations that showed the site had developed from a military base at the time of the Roman invasion in AD43 to a sumptuous Palace by the end of the first century. Between 1995 and 2002, new excavations by the Sussex Archaeological Society revealed exciting new insights into this development of this site, and especially the area in front of the Palace. 
(3 miles, 10 mins)

Opening Times for 2010
Goodwood House is open from 1-5pm most Sundays and Mondays from 21 March – 11 October. From 1-30 August, it is open for five days a week: stewarded on Sundays and Mondays; guided tours Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Guided tours lasting approximately one hour commence at 1.20pm, 1.45pm, 2.15pm, 2.45pm (extended tour, one and a half hours), 3.15pm and 4pm (last entry). Goodwood reserves the right to alter the opening dates and times without prior notice
(4 miles, 15 mins)

High summer usher in one of the most fashionable meets of the flat horse racing season – the Glorious Goodwood Festival. The drama is played out over five days on the rolling hills of the Sussex Downs, where the vistas of emerald green to the far-off Isle of Wight often compete with the sheer strength and beauty of some of the best thoroughbreds in the United Kingdom
(5 miles, 20 mins) Allow for traffic.

The Festival is motor racing's equivalent of Ascot or Wimbledon: an extravaganza of sound and colour that has been described as 'the garden party of the Gods'. In combination with the rich period theatre of the Goodwood Revival, the Festival of Speed ensures that Goodwood is unrivalled throughout the world
(5 miles, 20 mins) Allow for traffic

The Museum is one of the principal museums of historic buildings in the UK and has a national reputation for the quality of its building restoration work, especially timber framing.  In July 1998 its collections were awarded "Designated Status" recognising their pre-eminence and putting the Museum in the premier league of museums in the country.
(6 miles, 20 mins)

West Dean Gardens with year round opening features a restored Walled Kitchen Garden, a spectacular 300 foot-long Edwardian Pergola, a Spring Garden and beautiful parkland walk with views over the South Downs.

(6 miles, 20 mins)

Uppark (National Trust)has superb 18th century interiors successfully restored after a major fire, lovely gardens and a spectacular setting.  Award winning multimedia exhibition shows the restoration process.

(15 miles, 30 mins)

The majestic 700-acre park is internationally important as one of the finest unspoilt examples of an English landscape park designed by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown. It is also home to the largest and oldest herd of fallow deer in England.

(15 miles, 30 min's)

36 acres of crafts, vintage transport, exhibitions, nature trails & more!
Amberley Museum is a 36 acre open-air site dedicated to the industrial heritage of the south-east. Aided by volunteers, the Museum contains a wide range of exhibits, from transport-based collections, such as the Southdown bus collection and the village garage, to industry-based collections, such as the Print Workshop and Wheelwrights. The Museum is also home to a number of resident craftspeople, who work to traditional methods.

(16.5 miles, 30 mins)

Visit the world famous historic ships at the home of the Royal Navy. Go aboard HMS Victory, HMS Warrior 1860 and see the Mary Rose Museum for the best day out in the South of England

(21 miles, 33 mins)

It is higher than the London Eye, Blackpool tower and Big Ben and at 170m is the tallest publicly accessible structure in the UK.

The tower was originally conceived as part of the Millenium projects, intended to celebrate the move into the new Millenium in the year 2000.

(21 miles, 33 mins)