What we love about Sussex from A to Z

PUBLISHED: 12:06 16 January 2018 | UPDATED: 12:06 16 January 2018

Harry Maddock

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A is for Alfriston. One of our prettiest villages.


B is for Brighton. Everyone’s favourite seaside destination.


C is for Castle. There are plenty of these in Sussex.


D is for Ditchling Beacon. One of the best high points in the county.


E is for Eartham. Another stunning part of Sussex.


F is for Football. The Amex is a beautiful venue.


G is for Goodwood. If racing is your thing…


H is for Hove… actually. Brighton’s calmer sibling.


I is for i360. The observation towers offers views across Sussex.


J is for Jolyon. The racing driver is from Horsham.


K is for Kent and East Sussex Railway. A popular attraction in Sussex (…and Kent)


L is for Lewes. The famous bonfire takes place here.


M is for Mermaid. Undoubtedly the most photographed street in Sussex.


N is for Nature. Lots of that to see here.


O is for Opera. The Glyndebourne Festival Opera takes place every year.


P is for Pubs. There are some lovely places for food and drink.


Q is for Qatar Goodwood Festival, a.k.a. Glorious Goodwood.


R is for Rivers. This is one of our most iconic views.


S is for South Downs. The National Park that rolls through Sussex.


T is for The Wey & Arun Canal. A place for scenic boat trips.


U is for University. Sussex’s universities have educated a few famous faces.


V is for Views. It’s difficult to pick a favourite.


W is for Weald. The High Weald area is picturesque to say the least.


X is for eXtraordinary scenes. X was a difficult one, we’ll admit…


Y is for Yurts. There are some quirky places to stay in Sussex.


Z is for Zoo. Enjoy a family fun day out at Drusillas.


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