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1 Week In Mid Sussex

So you've got a week in Mid Sussex - that's great news. Let's see how you can best use your time while you're here.

What Should I Do For One Week In Mid Sussex?

If you have seven days to spend in Mid Sussex, here are some suggestions for things to do:

  • Visit the Bluebell Railway: Take a ride on a steam train and explore the history of the railway. Allow 2-3 hours for the experience.
  • Visit Wakehurst: A stunning botanic garden with a vast collection of plants from around the world. Allow a minimum of 3 hours to explore the gardens.
  • Go hill walking on the South Downs Way: Take in breathtaking views of the countryside on a hike. Hike times vary from 1 hour to a whole day depending on the route chosen.
  • Go to the historic town of Lewes: Explore the castle and visit Anne of Cleves' House, a Tudor-era building. Allow at least half a day to explore.
  • Visit Borde Hill Garden: Wander through the stunning gardens and admire the displays of exotic plants. Allow 2-3 hours to fully explore the gardens.
  • Take a trip to the beach: Brighton, West Wittering, and Littlehampton are all popular choices. Beach times will vary depending on the location.
  • Visit Nymans Garden: Another stunning garden, Nymans is known for its beautiful herbaceous borders. Allow around 2-3 hours to explore the gardens.

For places to stay, there are plenty of options in the area. The South Lodge Hotel, the Cisswood House Hotel, and The Hickstead Hotel are all well-reviewed options. Alternatively, there are plenty of smaller B&Bs and guesthouses to choose from.

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