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City: Fireworks over the Cathedral, Roman remains at The Novium and the Pallant House Gallery

Country: Goodwood Festival of Speed, walking in the South Downs and the historic town of Petworth

Coast: In the sand at West Wittering beach, windsurfing at East Head and the view across to Bosham

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Visit Chichester and discover city, country and coast, just waiting to be explored.

Unashamedly quirky, the City of Chichester is made for exploring. Offering you an enticing mix of designer boutiques, high street shopping, stylish restaurants, contemporary cafés, renowned art galleries and an internationally recognised theatre.

Beyond our ancient city walls to the south you will find the coastal landscape of Chichester Harbour, with its inlets, premier beaches, and characterful coastal villages. Further east lies Selsey, offering a more traditional seaside experience, ideal for family summer holidays.

To the north, the South Downs National Park offers the tranquillity and beauty of the Sussex countryside. Nestled within the South Downs, the historic market town of Petworth and the magnificent mansion of Petworth House. Midhurst, at the heart of the National Park, provides an ideal starting point for exploring the South Downs Way.

Distinctive and different, Chichester offers a wealth of experiences, whatever your interests!

Welcome and enjoy your stay!

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Come and explore its beautiful Cathedral City, small villages, historic attractions, award winning parks and gardens as well as the many boutique shops and cafes throughout the District.

Chichester itself is a walled City built by the Romans after their invasion in 43AD. The walls remain largely intact and with the Walls Walk you can take a leisurely stroll around the entire City, passing Bishops Palace Gardens, the Cathedral, the main shopping centre, Jubilee Gardens and the quieter corners of the City. Come off the Walls Walk and explore our cafes, restaurants and coffee shops which offer local food cooked by award winning chefs in a friendly and relaxing atmosphere.

There are always events happening in the City; music festivals, local speciality markets (Farmers, Crafts and a Garden market), street entertainment, parades and fairs. The award winning and world renowned Chichester Festival Theatre and Pallant House Gallery are within easy reach of the Cathedral as are a host of other attractions including the new Novium Museum, where you can discover intriguing local stories connected with extraordinary artefacts including the Roman baths.

Within a five minute drive from the City you can learn more about Chichester’s Roman past at Fishbourne


Roman Palace or come right up-to-date and find out about the night’s sky at the South Downs Planetarium. Hidden within the City, off East Street, is the Oxmarket Gallery, hosting fabulous art and sculpture exhibitions in an old atmospheric church. The pavement here is made from old tomb stones! The Canal at the end of South Street, is an unexpected treat as the canal runs from the City down to the village of Hunston. You can walk, canoe or take a barge down the canal, and follow the towpath all the way to Chichester marina. Guildhall is the centre piece in Priory Park, home of bowls and cricket and this is next door to Jubilee Park. You can visit the Almhouses in St Martins and see their beautiful gardens by appointment. There are lots of little side streets and twittens but you cannot get lost as every twist and turn brings you back to the four main streets.


Chichester Cathedral

For 900 years Chichester Cathedral has stood at the heart of Chichester. Visitors encounter unique architecture spanning the centuries; ranging from original Norman features to the magnificent Victorian Spire. The Cathedral is especially famous for its art, both ancient and modern, with medieval carvings alongside world famous contemporary artworks.The Cathedral is open every day and all year with free entry. Free guided tours take place Monday to Saturday at 11.15am and 2.30pm. Special trails for children too. Groups can book from a range of tours. Many exhibitions, talks, lunchtime and evening concerts, and a superb Cloisters Café and Shop. All are welcome at this splendid Cathedral – a fascinating place to visit.

West Street, Chichester PO19 1PX E [email protected]

Opening Times 2013Open daily 07:15 - 19:00 (summer) 07:15 - 18:00 (winter)Free guided tours Mon - Sat 11:15 and 14:30

Admission InformationCity car and coach parks nearby, drop off point outside the Cathedral. Entry to the Cathedral is free. Donations are much appreciated.

01243 782595 • www.chichestercathedral.org.uk

Cloisters Café & ShopA few steps from the Cathedral, the spacious Cloisters Café offers a terrace and a private walled garden. Delicious home made food ranging from tea and cake to light snacks and indulgent lunches. Why not visit the Cloisters Gift Shop next door where you can choose from unique and quirky items which make interesting presents for friends and family?

01243 782595 • www.chichestercathedral.org.uk

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South Downs Planetarium

01243 774400 • www.southdowns.org.uk

Opening Times 2013 Times of shows vary so please visit our website or call for details. Not open to casual visitors.

Admission Charge Adult £6.00, Child £4.00 Reduced admission rates for schools and groups.

Come and explore the Universe in our comfortable, well equipped star theatre. We present new public shows every month (each lasting about an hour). Special shows for private groups and tailored shows for schools and colleges. Free parking. Easy access for disabled. Convenient for public transport.

For details and times of all forthcoming shows, or to make a booking for a group, call us on 01243 774400 or 07818 297292 or visit our website www.southdowns.org.ukSir Patrick Moore Building, Kingsham Farm, Kingsham Road, Chichester PO19 8RP

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The Novium

01243 775888 • www.thenovium.org

Admission Charge Adult £7.00, Concession £6.00 Child (4-15 years) £2.50 Family (2 adults & 2 children) £16.50 Children 3 and under are FREE

Annual tickets: Adult £17.50 Concession £15.00, Child £6.25 Family £42.00

Discover intriguing stories from Chichester District connected with extraordinary artefacts in a contemporary, state-of-the-art museum. Built above the remains of the Roman bath house, The Novium offers three floors of interactive exhibitions, exciting events and award-winning learning programmes, tourism services and the shop@thenovium.

Tower Street, Chichester PO19 1QH E [email protected]

Opening Times 2013 Summer (1 April - 31 Oct)Mon - Sat 10:00 - 17:00, Sun 10:00 - 16:00 Winter (1 Nov - 31 March) Museum: Wed - Sat 10:00 - 17:00 Sun: 10:00 - 16:00 Last entry 30 mins before closing. Tourism services: Mon - Sat: 10:00 - 17:00, Sun: 10:00 - 16:00

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Chichester Festival Theatre

Festival 2013 opens 22 April. Highlights include:22 April – 8 June Hadley Fraser and Joanna Riding in THE PAJAMA GAME14 June – 27 July The world premiere of David Edgar’s new play IF ONLY15 July – 31 Aug Christopher Fitzgerald in BARNUM, a co-production with Cameron Mackintosh15 Aug – 14 Sept Henry Goodman returns in Festival 2012’s five star hit THE RESISTIBLE RISE OF ARTURO UI11 Sept – 28 Sept Tim Firth’s comedy NEVILLE’S ISLAND18 Sept – 19 Oct Julian Mitchell’s ANOTHER COUNTRY

Plus, join Jimmy Carr, the BBC Concert Orchestra and Sandi Toksvig for one night only in our new temporary state-of-the-art auditorium.

cft.org.uk • Call 01243 781312 for a brochure

01243 576701 • www.chichestercanal.org.uk

Chichester Ship Canal TrustVisit the HQ and Shop at the basin to book a boat trip, hire a rowing boat or enjoy a cup of coffee.Canal Basin, Canal Wharf PO19 8DT

01243 786715 • www.organictearooms.co.uk

St Martin’s Organic Tea RoomsLovely charming tea rooms with small pretty gardens. Serving only the highest quality all organic food and drink.3 St Martin’s Street, Chichester

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Pallant House Gallery

Pallant House Gallery is a unique gallery space combining an award-winning contemporary extension and Queen Anne townhouse, holding one of the best collections of 20th Century art in the world, including works by Peter Blake, Walter Sickert, Lucian Freud, Richard Hamilton and Henry Moore.

Featuring an innovative exhibition programme, talks, workshops and tours as well as a specialist bookshop and gourmet onsite restaurant, Pallant House Gallery is a must-see for any art enthusiast and a day out for all.

‘Everything about this Gallery delights’ Vogue

‘The collection is a revelation’ FT

9 North Pallant, Chichester PO19 1TJ E [email protected]

01243 774557 • www.pallant.org.uk

Pallant Gallery Images © Peter Durant arcblue.com

Opening Times 2013

Tues – Sat 10:00 – 17:00Thurs 10:00 – 20:00Sun/Bank Hol 11:00 - 17:00Mon Closed

Admission Information

Visit the website for up-to-date admission charges.

Group rates and concessions available. Free entry to the Collections on Thursday evenings, 17:00 – 20:00

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Travelling north of the City takes you to the rolling hills and chalk landscapes of the South Downs National Park, with its breathtaking views which stretch for miles.

Nestled amongst the views you will find plenty of specialist museums (Tangmere Aviation Museum and Weald and Downland Museum) and art collections (Cass Sculpture), West Dean Gardens and stately homes (Uppark, Petworth and Goodwood). Travel to the west of the City for Chichester’s fourth stately home, Stansted House and Park.

Amongst the villages and countryside at the foot of the downs you will find many beautiful sights, including Petworth House, the magnificent country house and park with an internationally important art collection.

The town of Petworth, with its origins in the medieval times is a thriving town full of winding lanes and quaint old buildings, most noted as a prominent centre for antiques and objets d’art. Petworth is the only town left outside of London with as many as 37 arts and antiques dealers within a half mile radius!

To the east is the bustling market town of Midhurst which exhibits architecture from throughout the ages.When HG Wells lived here, he wrote many of his stories


using locations and backdrops from the town. The local shops now replace original Saxon market stalls, the old fashioned houses, thatched roofs and amazing architecture are abundant and trying out the local cream teas is a must! English Heritage described Midhurst as a “hidden jewel” and it is characterised by its independent gift shops and one-off boutiques.

To the north east of the City is the world-famous Goodwood Estate, home to motor events (Goodwood Revival and The Festival of Speed), horse racing, including Glorious Goodwood, an event on the Season’s calendar, and Goodwood House, home to the Earl and Countess of March. All of this is set against the backdrop of the South Downs National Park, where smaller villages encompass a slower pace of life with their picturesque buildings, wildlife, and unique shops and tea rooms.


Uppark House & Garden

01730 825415 • www.nationaltrust.org.uk/uppark

Opening Times 201317 March - 3 NovemberSunday - Thursday (open Good Friday) House: 11:00 - 12:30 Partially open for bite size tours. Limited places available on the day only. Not pre bookable.

Fully open 12:30 - 16:30 Last admission at 16:00Garden, shop and restaurant: 11:00 – 17:00

Admission ChargesAdult £10.10, Child £5.00, Family £25.20, NT Members FREE

Marvel at the elegance of Uppark with its fine late-Georgian interiors, fascinating Victorian servants’ rooms and tunnels, famous doll’s house, gardens with stunning views, shop, restaurant, two picnic areas, children’s quizzes and games area. A perfect day out for all the family.

South Harting, Hampshire GU31 5QR Between Petersfield and Chichester on the B2146 E [email protected]

Fishbourne Roman Palace & Gardens

01243 789829 • www.sussexpast.co.uk/fishbourne

Welcome to the largest Roman home in Britain with stunning mosaic floors, museum, Collections Discovery Centre and formal garden. Visit soon to unravel the history of this inspirational building and its people. Daily guided tours, café, picnic area and parking. Roman Way, Fishbourne, Chichester PO19 3QR

Weald & Downland MuseumThe Museum, located in Singleton near Chichester, houses a collection of over fifty historic dwellings, workshops and rural buildings. Each has been rescued from various locations in Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Hampshire and carefully re-erected in the heart of the South Downs National Park. The buildings span 600 years and evoke ordinary people’s lives through the ages.

01243 811348 • www.wealddown.co.uk

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Petworth House & Park

01798 342207 • www.nationaltrust.org.uk/petworth

Opening Times 2013 House: 16 Mar - 6 Nov, 11:00 - 17:00 Sat - WedPleasure Grounds, Restaurant, Coffee Shop and Gift Shop:16 March - 6 Nov, 10:30 - 17:00 Sat - Sat9 Nov - 18 Dec, 10:30 - 15:30 Sat - Wed21 & 22 Dec 10:30 - 15:30 Sat & Sun Park: Daily 08:00 to dusk

Admission Charges House: Adult £13.50, Child £6.70, Family £33.50 Pleasure Grounds: Free

Explore this majestic mansion and beautiful landscaped deer park. Unlock the intriguing family history and marvel at the world famous art collection. In contrast to the lavish House, venture ‘below stairs’ to the fascinating Servants’ Quarters. Browse in the shop or enjoy lunch in the restaurant.

Petworth GU28 0AE on A272/A283 E [email protected]

Tangmere Military Aviation MuseumThis unique collection of military aircraft and artefacts includes two past holders of the World Air Speed Record, iconic military aircraft, Battle of Britain Memorabilia, simulators and many more fascinating items, all housed on the site of the legendary Battle of Britain airfield at Tangmere. Well worth a visit! Tangmere, Nr Chichester PO20 2ES

01243 790090 • www.tangmere-museum.org.uk

Amberley Museum & Heritage CentreOpen air museum set within South Downs National Park. Resident craftspeople, narrow-gauge railway and bus service. Connected Earth Telecommunications display, electricity hall, restaurant and more. Special events held throughout the year.

Amberley, Nr Arundel BN18 9LT

01798 831370 • www.amberleymuseum.co.uk

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West Dean Gardens

01243 818210 • www.westdean.org.uk

1000s of different flowers, fruits and vegetables to see300-foot Edwardian Pergola designed by Harold Peto90 acres of Gardens and Arboretum16 restored Victorian Glasshouses 4 distinct areas: Walled Gardens, Ornamental Gardens, St Roches Arboretum and Landscape Park 2 ½ mile circular Parkland walk1 inspirational day

West Dean Gardens, Chichester PO18 0RX E [email protected]

Opening Times 1 March – 31 October 10:30 – 17:001 November – 23 December 10:30 – 16:00

Admission1 March – 31 October From Adult £7.70, Child 90p1 November – 23 December From Adult £4.50, Child 90p

Events • Restaurant • Shop • Free Parking

Cass Sculpture Foundation

01243 538449 • www.sculpture.org.uk

Events include:29 March - 1 April: Easter Egg Hunt Thursdays in June: Midsummer evenings, open until 7pmJuly: Treasure hunt monthAugust: Teddy bears picnic month September: Photography month

Opening Times 2013 29 March - 3 November. 7 days a week including bank holidays, 10:30 - 16:30

Admission Charges Adults £10, Children (5-16) £5, Children under five: free

Over 80 pieces of monumental sculpture by British and International artists including Tony Cragg, Anthony Gormley, Awst & Walther and David Brooks. Set within 26 acres of beautiful woodland, with family events run throughout the year.

Cass Sculpture Foundation, Goodwood, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 0QP

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Goodwood House

Set in the heart of the Sussex Downs, Goodwood has been home to the Dukes of Richmond for over 300 years. The picturesque parkland of the Goodwood Estate provides a stunning backdrop to Goodwood House, one of the finest stately homes in the country.The Regency state apartments house some astonishing treasures including celebrated paintings by Stubbs and Canaletto. Much of the art collection can be viewed during the annual summer exhibition which runs from 5 August to 14 October.Viewing is by guided tours on open days until 4 August and then stewarded until 14 October. Cream teas are served in the magnificent Ballroom for visitors to the House.Goodwood, Chichester, West Sussex PO18 OPX Recorded Information 01243 755040 E [email protected]

01243 755048 • www.goodwood.com

Opening Times 2013

17 March - 14 October, open 13:00 - 17:00 most Sundays and Mondays.

4 to 29 August, open 13:00 to 17:00 Sunday to Thursday.

Closed 26 May, 7, 8, 14 & 15 July, 15 September.

Please check recorded information line 01243 755040 before visiting for details of other occasional closures.

Admission Information

Adult £9.50

Young person (12 – 18) £4.00

Family £22.00

Child (under 12) Free

Groups of 20+ £9.00 Advanced booking required

Cream Teas in Ballroom from £4.00

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Lodsworth, Petworth, GU28 9BP • Tel: 01798 861281 Email: [email protected]

A charming17th century coaching inn recently renovated to a superior standard, providing deluxe accommodation in

7 superb en-suite rooms.

The menu bursts with locally sourced and seasonal ingredients with an extensive wine list including local Sussex ales and sparkling wines.

Friendly service and excellent presentation combine to create the perfect atmosphere.

Sam and

Janet Bakose

are pleased to add the

Halfway Bridge as a sister inn

to the Crab & Lobster, Sidlesham

Stansted ParkSet in 1700 acres of ancient forest, Stansted Park is a perfect day out.With magnificent state rooms and extensive servants’ quarters you can experience what life was like ‘upstairs’ and ‘downstairs’ in the Edwardian House.Rowlands Castle PO9 6DX E [email protected]

023 9241 2265 • www.stanstedpark.co.uk

Opening Times 2013 April-May, Sun & Bank Hols June - Sept, Sun - Weds 13:00 - 17:00

AdmissionAdult £7.00, Child £3.50, Family £18.00, Concs £6.00

The Exclusive Cake Shop & Vintage Tea Rooms

01730 814687 • www.exclusive-cupcakes.com

The Vintage tea room offers a ‘truly Vintage Tea Experience’. A range of fabulous teas, coffees, old fashioned lemonade and milkshakes and delicious homemade cakes and patisserie served on vintage china.

Hill House, North Street, Midhurst GU29 9BY E [email protected]

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Exploring to the south of the City takes you to the coastal areas of Chichester. Selsey is a small town, locally still called a village because of its slower lifestyle. The main high street is where you will find small gift shops, local produce and coffee shops, but Selsey is best known for it’s fishing history, so take a wander down to the beach for freshly caught cockles, mussels and crab.

Sandy beaches that stretch for miles at low tide complete with multi coloured beach huts amidst the dunes are found at the Witterings. Lifeguards are on duty in the summer months giving you and your family a safe and relaxing traditional break by the sea, while local amenities, restaurants and pubs serve the finest delicacies.

Chichester Harbour offers some of the best sea views of the South Coast. Rare plant, bird and animal life co-exist here with the boats and yachts at this busy marina. Specialist guided boat tours will ensure that you make the most of the Harbour and its inhabitants. The Marina restaurant with its glass balcony offers high quality food with a view to match. On a sunny day, with the masts and bells jingling in the breeze, you could quite well believe you have left England and gone to the South of France.


www.westwitteringbeach.co.uk

Opening Times 2013

Beach and car park open every day. Beach Café open daily in summer and weekends in winter.

West Wittering Beach

Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, West Wittering beach is a large and sandy beach located at the entrance to Chichester harbour. Proud holders of the Blue Flag award for cleanliness and safety when it is patrolled by lifeguards in the summer months, it is a wonderful area for a traditional bucket and spade day out or as a starting point for a winter walk around East Head. Throughout the day, either to eat in or as a takeaway, the Beach Café serves an appetising range of hot and cold food including breakfasts (open weekends only in the winter season). Ample parking is available on-site.

For more information please visit the website or telephone 01243 514143

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Harbour ParkFree Entry. Splash land on the Log Flume and throw your hands up on the Caterpillar Rollercoaster. Rides for younger children include Giant Slide and Mini Car Circuit. Inside offers a soft ball play area, arcade games, restaurants, cafes and an ice cream parlour. Home to river-walks, crab fishing and buckets of fun. A must for a family day out by the sea.

01903 721200 • www.harbourpark.com

Solar Heritage Chichester HarbourJoin us onboard our solar-powered boat Solar Heritage to see and learn about Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Daily departures from Emsworth during the summer. Harbour Discovery, birdwatching and other themed trips from Itchenor. See our website for timetable. From Adult £6.00, Child £3.00

01243 513275 • www.conservancy.co.uk

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The Restaurant Locally-sourced menu with an emphasis on fresh fish. There are also traditional English and Mediterranean

dishes to tempt the taste buds.

Accommodation The focus of the bedrooms is comfort - all rooms ooze style, finished in restful pastel shades with furniture,

fittings and fabrics to suit every eye.

Mill Lane, Sidlesham, PO20 7NB • Tel: 01243 641233 Email: [email protected]

www.crab-lobster.co.uk

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Millstream Hotel & Restaurants BoshamIdyllically set in the quayside village of Bosham, the Millstream offers both a fine dining Restaurant or the moreinformal Marwick’s Brasserie.

• Stunning location

• Delicious food

• Friendly staff

01243 573234 • www.millstreamhotel.com • PO18 8HL

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Fishbourne Roman Palace & Gardens 12

Petworth House & Park 13

Tangmere Military Aviation Museum 13

Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre 13

Cass Sculpture Foundation 14

West Dean Gardens 14

Goodwood House 15

Stansted Park 16

The Exclusive Cake Shop & Vintage Tea Rooms

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The Halfway Bridge Inn 16

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