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Highdown Gardens
comedy, circus and film and don’t miss music at the Factory Live and the vintage Dome Cinema.
Best for: Romantics
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Enjoy a sunset stroll along the promenade or stride out along the sand at low tide – wide and flat with far reaching views. Then dine alfresco or cosy up in a traditional pub.
Best for: Family
From ’have a go’ water sports or seafront cycle rides to craft workshops or our traditional Christmas Pantomime. Worthing has something to entertain the family all year round.
Best for: History Lovers
Take a trip to Tarring High Street, featured in the Domesday Book. The oldest street in Worthing has buildings dating back to medieval period.
Best for: Adrenalin Junkies
Book a one to one kitesurf course with the British champion, those wet suits keep you warm whatever the weather. Go on, you know you love a challenge!
These stunningly beautiful chalk gardens on downland countryside, overlooking the sea, are a must for your visit. The gardens are home to The National Plant Collection of the Plant Introductions of Sir Fredrick Stern - a unique collection of plants and trees, with many unusual species to be discovered all year round.
Open all year - Entrance free. Additional tours and activities available with advanced payment and booking.
Highdown Gardens reopened in 2021 following a £1million enhancement scheme which includes improved accessibility, a brand new visitor centre and refurbished toilet facilities.