Accommodation in Chichester

Follow the Chichester Treasure Trail to find the long-lost treasure of the town. On the way, you'll unearth secrets from the past, and hear fascinating stories about the town's history. Look above and beyond at the South Downs Planetarium Science Centre, which offers a 100-seat theatre and projector dome that will entrance the kids. Its regular workshops bring space travel to life.

The Chichester City Walls Walk lets you take in the original Roman walls, which were erected almost 2,000 years ago. The circuit takes you on a tour of the town's defences, one of the best-preserved examples in Britain. Kingley Vale Trail, another favourite, loops through one of the most amazing yew forests in all of Western Europe, including a grove of trees that are some of Britain's oldest living things.

Chichester Cathedral

For almost a thousand years, this spectacular ecclesiastical edifice has welcomed worshippers and visitors through its doors. See incredibly vibrant stained glass windows, 20th-century paintings by Chagall, a tapestry by John Piper, and a painting by Graham Sutherland in this sacred building.

Chichester Festival Theatre

Enjoying international acclaim, the Chichester Festival Theatre is situated in a Grade-II listed building that is the perfect backdrop for a colourful array of classical dramas and contemporary theatrical productions. You can see everything, from Chekhov to Guys and Dolls, at this prestigious playhouse.

Tangmere Military Aviation Museum

Located on an old RAF airfield famed for its outstanding service throughout both world wars, the Tangmere Military Aviation Museum was established by a group of aviation enthusiasts to celebrate the aviation heritage of the United Kingdom. Memorabilia from both wars accompanies aircraft simulations and interactive attractions, making for a fascinating family day out.

Fishbourne Roman Palace

One of the UK's best preserved Roman relics, Fishbourne is fit for a king. The original gardens were the first in the country, and have been lovingly recreated for the enjoyment of modern visitors. This luxurious palace is full of original mosaics. Though you'd think they were laid yesterday, they date back to 2,000 years ago, to the Roman occupation of Britain.

The Novium

This fascinating and unique cultural centre focuses on local geology, genealogy, and archaeology. A collection of 500,000 objects tells the enthralling story of the district, featuring exhibits such as a Roman bath house. There are also temporary exhibitions to tickle your fancy, as well as several events.