Welcome to Worthing Museum and Art Gallery operated by the Leisure and Cultural Services section "the jewel in Worthing’s crown." You’re guaranteed a warm welcome at this friendly museum that is packed with so much to see! Worthing residents are proud of this...

The Visitor Centre offers you a fascinating insight into the history of the UK's oldest licensed airport, with much to see of interest for all ages the centre's exhibition rooms hold a wealth of memorabilia covering all aspects of aviation not only at Shoreham but...

Saint Andrew's Church is fortunate in having mosaic panels covering approximately 200 square metres of the north, west and south walls of the nave, depicting the twelve apostles, together with the heads of eight patriarchs from the Old Testament and the Apostles'...

Marlipins Museum, at 36 High Street, Shoreham-by-Sea, is a fascinating combination of old and new, with one of the oldest lay buildings in Sussex linked to a modern two-storey annexe, completed in 2004.

ST. MARY'S HOUSE & GARDENS ... an enchanting 15thC timber-framed house, in the picturesque award-winning downland village of Bramber, West Sussex. Five acres of beautiful gardens. Winner of Hudsons Heritage 'Best Restoration' award...A place of fascination and mystery.

The Museum tells the story of our local area from pre-history to the present day. There are permanent exhibits and temporary displays, so a look around is equally worthwhile for new or regular visitors. If you want to research something in more detail, we keep a...

Located in Southwick, Manor Cottage Heritage Museum explores the long and rich heritage of this area and the people that have lived here for generations. Containing a large amount of original artefacts that would have once been everyday fixtures in people’s lives,...

Foredown Tower Countryside Centre offers a variety of displays and exhibits about a wide range of subjects including: wildlife, natural habitats and conservation issues; landscape and countryside interpretation; local history and; archaeology; astronomy and the night...

Dating from the 1820s, this Grade II listed building still has the original mill workings in place over five floors. Discover how grain is turned into flour in a traditional windmill, and explore a fascinating display of historical milling and agriculture exhibits.

Hove Museum & Art Gallery is a handsome, late 19th century Italianate Victorian villa originally called Brooker Hall. It was designed by architect Thomas Lainson and built for John Oliver Vallance. John Oliver died in 1893 and his widow continued to live in the villa...