Explore Local Attractions: Theme Parks and Zoos in Eastbourne
Eastbourne is a town brimming with vibrant attractions suitable for all ages. Visitors can explore theme parks and zoos for thrilling family adventures or step back in time with visits to historic castles and engaging museums. Art enthusiasts will enjoy the galleries featuring local and international works.
With such a diverse array of attractions, Eastbourne promises a memorable experience for everyone.
Plan your visit now and immerse yourself in the charm of this dynamic destination.
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
**TEMPORARILY CLOSED**
The Redoubt Fortress 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.
