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Eastbourne is a gorgeous coastal town that bursts with history and excitement; there's a plethora of cosmopolitan culture, stunning natural wonders and inviting eateries to explore. Located upon the curving coast of East Sussex, Eastbourne is the privileged neighbour of the renowned
Beachy Head
, the highest chalk cliff in Great Britain. It's a remarkable resort in which to breathe in fresh, ocean air and enjoy the charming traditions.
Begin your day by immersing yourself in the rich history of the legendary Battle of Hastings at the
Battle Abbey.
Marvel at the incredible architecture of the atmospheric abbey, near to which the Battle of Hastings reached its gruesome climax; visitors can stand upon the very spot of the battlefield where King Harold was struck in the eye by the arrow that changed the course of English history forever. Feel the cold weight of original metal armour and enjoy interactive exhibitions that reveal the traditions of the Norman community. Continue your historical odyssey by returning the historical town centre to admire the elaborate
Eastbourne Town Hall
then transport yourself back in time at the
How We Lived Then Museum
, in which over 100,00 exhibits offer a fascinating insight into former days; traditional sweet shops, chemists and pubs have been recreated to truly emulate the past.
Next, take an idyllic wander through the natural iridescence of the
South Downs National Park
, which features an unforgettable spectrum of stunning sights. Ascend the dramatic, chalk cliffs of
Beachy Head
to enjoy panoramic views of glittering English Channel, posing for photographs beside the red and white striped lighthouse that resides upon the sandy shores of the beach. Further exploration of the National Park will provide visitors with picturesque seaside villages, vast and verdant downs and a warm microclimate far from the harsh ocean winds of elsewhere. After an invigorating wander, treat yourself to a well-deserved lunch at the
Beachy Head pub
, which serves hearty gastronomy against a stunning backdrop of the majestic cliffs. Sample the robust flavours of the slow cooked beef and Merlot pie or savour the rich delights of the pan fried belly of pork for a flavoursome and fulfilling lunchtime treat.
Return to Eastbourne's captivating centre to enjoy adrenaline fuelled excitement in the
Eastbourne Extreme Centre
. Throughout the day, professional skaters and bikers perform nail biting trick upon towering ramps and the centre offers visitors the chance to embrace their inner daredevil by jumping from high platforms with the
Air Bag Free Drop
. Those desiring something a little more tranquil can enter an enormous plastic ball and twist and turn in a soft arena. After your heart rate returns to normality, visit the quaint Victorian shopping streets of
Little Chelsea
to peruse everything from atisan treasures to collectable coins. Complete your delightful day by indulging your senses in the sumptuous seafood and welcoming atmosphere of
Mo Mambo Restaurant
, which is located upon the scenic sea front. Award winning, authentic Italian cuisine includes freshly caught chilli and garlic prawns and perfectly seasoned steaks served by welcoming waiters – buen provecho!