Local Attractions & Walking
South Downs Way
National Park
The Langham is the perfect place to stay when exploring and walking the South Downs Way where you can experience the natural un-spoilt beauty
of Beachy Head, Seven Sisters,
Birling Gap and the Cuckmere Haven.
Redoubt Fortress
Open seasonally the Redoubt is a large part of Eastbourne's heritage and a 2 minute walk
from the Langham.
Drusillas Park
Bluebell Railway
Enjoy a great family day out at Drusilla's Park, just a 20 minute drive from the Langham.
Drusillas is widely looked upon as the best small zoo
in the country.
Clergy House Alfriston
A steam train ride on the Bluebell Railway is one of the top things to do with your family while in Sussex.
The line is a dedicated heritage line that runs for 11 miles between Sheffield Park and East Grinstead. Only a 40 minute drive from The Langham.
Herstmonceux Castle
& Gardens
Located just two miles from the National Trust’s Cuckmere Valley, Alfriston Clergy House is a medieval thatched Wealden hall-house with picturesque garden.
Built in the 14th century, the building was the first acquired by the National Trust in 1896. The timber-framed house is set in idyllic surroundings with views across the River Cuckmere and has a tranquil cottage garden teaming with wildlife.
South Downs Tours invites you to experience the beautiful South Downs on Eastbourne’s doorstep including the truly iconic, world-renown coastline that is 'The Seven Sisters' and the historic village of Alfriston. Individuals or groups of up to 8 guests can be picked up directly from The Langham.
Herstmonceux Castle Gardens and Grounds is a 300 acre estate that comprises of woodland, formal themed gardens and a 15th century moated castle.
Made from red brick, Herstmonceux Castle is one of the earliest examples of a brick built building in England. The castle is open from March to October.
