A large estate including horseracing, motorsport, golf and aviation. Internationally famous for its racing and the Festival of Speed.

Set in 50 acres of beautiful Sussex countryside is a very special place to wander amongst a fascinating collection of nearly 50 historic buildings dating from the 13th to the 19th century, many with period gardens, together with farm animals, woodland walks and a picturesque lake.

The seat of The Dukes of Norfolk and set in 40 acres of sweeping grounds and gardens, Arundel Castle has been open to visitors seasonally for nearly 200 years. It is one of the Treasure Houses of England, each having its own unique place in history and is home to priceless works of art.

West Dean Gardens - award-winning gardens near Chichester, West Sussex

A late 17th-century house situated on the South Downs with magnificent views towards the Solent. It houses an important collection of paintings, furniture & textiles.

The museum is open from 2 to 4.30 p.m. on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays from April to October. Group visits by arrangement at other times are possible.

Magnificent country house and park with an internationally important art collection

The Roman villa at Bignor was discovered in 1811 when George Tupper, whilst ploughing his field, struck a large stone believed to have been the piscina in the Ganymede room.

Bignor Park is a private estate located in beautiful unspoilt surroundings at the foot of the South Downs. Bignor Park is open to the public on various days throughout the year.

The Cowdray Estate offers holiday cottages, clay pigeon shooting school, corporate fun days, Cowdray Park Polo Club, Cowdray Park Golf Club, Deerstalking, Sussex Sandstone, leisure activities, falconry days, wedding reception venues on our 16,500 acre Estate near Midhurst, West Sussex.

Amberley Working Museum is a 36 acre open-air museum dedicated to the industrial heritage of the south-east. The museum contains a wide range of exhibits, ranging from transport-based collections, to industry-based collections. The museum is also home to a number of resident craftspeople, who work to traditional methods.

This waterwheel-driven three-throw beam pump was installed in 1782 to pump water from the River Rother up to Petworth, 1½ miles away and 150ft. higher.