Your guide to the vineyards of Sussex, by region - including the Rother Wine Triangle and the Wealden Wine trail. The Sussex Winelands region is an internationally respected area of Sussex, which benefits from a climate and soil composition similar to the viticulture regions of France. Sussex is…
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A summer weekend at Goodwood: what to do when visiting the Sussex estate’s summer events Complement the thrill of Goodwood’s summer events with the charm, flavour, and beauty of the surrounding Sussex landscape with this weekend itinerary perfect for making the most of your stay. Renowned for its…
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When the sun shines on Sussex, there’s no shortage of ways to soak it all in. From paddle-boarding along the coast to cycling through nature reserves, exploring historic villages or simply enjoying a sea swim followed by afternoon tea, Sussex offers something for every kind of summer soul. Here, all…
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English Wine Week 2025 English Wine Week 2025 takes place from 21 to 29 June, offering a nationwide celebration of England’s flourishing wine industry. Organised by WineGB, the national association for the English and Welsh wine industry, the week is designed to raise awareness of English wines and…
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Sip, sip, hooray! Celebrate English Wine Week in Sussex between Saturday 21 June and Sunday 29 June 2025 when the area will be bubbling with tours, tastings, feastings, and festivals. There is no better place to embrace the English Wine Week 2025 theme of ‘create new traditions’ than in Sussex –…
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Visiting Glyndebourne this summer to experience a world-class opera performance? Optimise your opera visit and stay longer in Sussex to experience an enriching break in England’s cultural countryside with our carefully curated Glyndebourne itinerary. With Glyndebourne’s summer festival of opera now…
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A veritable treasure trove of dramatic coastlines and unique seaside towns. If you want to stand out on the grid, the Sussex coastline is your go-to for capturing those jaw-dropping IG moments. Seven Sisters, East Sussex 14-miles-long and stretching from Seaford to Eastbourne, the iconic chalk…
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You don’t need to fly to France to visit vineyards with world-class wine, or be intrepid in India to see opulent architecture; there are so many places in Sussex that offer the same (or even better) experience. Save the travel time, escape the crowds, and explore these Sussex destination dupes…
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From countryside taverns to inns by the sea, Sussex has luxury pubs aplenty. This superb selection has accommodation to boot, so that once you’ve had a full day exploring, a hearty meal and a comfortable bed await. The George in Rye The cobbled streets of medieval Rye are steeped in history, lined…
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Sussex is a county brimming with history, culture, and natural beauty. As we approach Sussex Day on June 16th, we wanted to explore some of the fascinating facts and stories that make this region so special. The name "Sussex" originates from the Old English term "Sud Seaxe," which translates to…
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