A Guide to Medieval Arundel
Foody Recommendations
The Parson Table is great for foody lovers! It is a real treat for the tummy! Service is great also and only a 2 minute stroll from Summer Cottage.
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The Parsons Table
Tarrant StreetThe Parson Table is great for foody lovers! It is a real treat for the tummy! Service is great also and only a 2 minute stroll from Summer Cottage.
Butlers is a great place for lunch, dinner, drinks and also has a sports bar for those needing to catch up on the football...or park your hubbies there!
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Butlers
25 Tarrant StButlers is a great place for lunch, dinner, drinks and also has a sports bar for those needing to catch up on the football...or park your hubbies there!
Juniper is a gem of a coffee shop! It is the closest one to Summer Cottage and serves great coffee and treats. There is a lovely 2x seater table at the front of Juniper to watch the world go by.
Juniper
37 Tarrant StJuniper is a gem of a coffee shop! It is the closest one to Summer Cottage and serves great coffee and treats. There is a lovely 2x seater table at the front of Juniper to watch the world go by.
Cockburn's is a lovely tea room with additional seating upstairs. Dogs are welcome also. They do a great selection of savoury and sweet delights. Perfect for a brunch/lunch stop.
Cockburn's Tea Rooms
43 High StCockburn's is a lovely tea room with additional seating upstairs. Dogs are welcome also. They do a great selection of savoury and sweet delights. Perfect for a brunch/lunch stop.
Motte & Bailey is great for any foody need! Breakfast, coffee and cake, brunch, lunch and dinner...and wine! It is a great spot and dog friendly. Reserve in advance.
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Motte & Bailey Cafe
49 High StMotte & Bailey is great for any foody need! Breakfast, coffee and cake, brunch, lunch and dinner...and wine! It is a great spot and dog friendly. Reserve in advance.
If you fancy heading to a superb vineyard then head to Nyetimber! Situated only 13 miles away from Arundel, Nyetimber is created using a traditional method of sparkling wine production in the pursuit of perfection! You can experience Nyetimber from sampling their sparkling wines to enjoying an exclusive dinner by a leading chef.
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Nyetimber
If you fancy heading to a superb vineyard then head to Nyetimber! Situated only 13 miles away from Arundel, Nyetimber is created using a traditional method of sparkling wine production in the pursuit of perfection! You can experience Nyetimber from sampling their sparkling wines to enjoying an exclusive dinner by a leading chef.
City/town information
Horsham and the surrounding area boasts a varied landscape – the woodland in the north contrasts with the southern downland where historic houses nestle at the foot of the South Downs, and the central pasture and farmland is crossed by meandering rivers.
The countryside is accessible with a good network of public rights of way for walkers, cyclists and horse riders to enjoy, and the family friendly Downs Link route is a particular highlight with some great places to stop off and refuel.
Horsham itself and the market towns of Billingshurst, Henfield, Pulborough, Steyning and Storrington provide an attractive, historic setting. Across the area you’ll find Michelin star restaurants, gastropubs, weekly food markets, and dozens of artisan producers and growers, including 12 micro-breweries and 6 vineyards, all promoted through an annual food and drink festival in September.
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Horsham
Horsham and the surrounding area boasts a varied landscape – the woodland in the north contrasts with the southern downland where historic houses nestle at the foot of the South Downs, and the central pasture and farmland is crossed by meandering rivers.
The countryside is accessible with a good network of public rights of way for walkers, cyclists and horse riders to enjoy, and the family friendly Downs Link route is a particular highlight with some great places to stop off and refuel.
Horsham itself and the market towns of Billingshurst, Henfield, Pulborough, Steyning and Storrington provide an attractive, historic setting. Across the area you’ll find Michelin star restaurants, gastropubs, weekly food markets, and dozens of artisan producers and growers, including 12 micro-breweries and 6 vineyards, all promoted through an annual food and drink festival in September.
An inclusive, free-thinking city in the heart of Sussex. With a blend of modern culture and exotic architecture, sea and countryside, make Brighton your base and discover new places and experiences both inside the city and out.
What’s Brighton like in a nutshell? Ever since royal party animal George IV fell in love with Brighton back in the 18th Century, the city has been a magnet for visitors in search of fun, frolics and fresh sea air. With its majestic Regency squares and crescents, iconic Royal Pavilion and famous piers, today Brighton is as well-known for being a welcoming and diverse city with a passion for culture, creativity and sustainability as it is for its historic landmarks.
With art, live music and entertainment on tap, plus an ever-growing abundance of independent shops, boutique hotels and award-winning restaurants, what more could a city have to offer? Quite a lot, it turns out! Apart from having eight miles of beach on its doorstep and being bang in the middle of a UNESCO World Biosphere Region, it also borders the magnificent South Downs National Park, which is itself an International Dark Sky Reserve.
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Brighton
An inclusive, free-thinking city in the heart of Sussex. With a blend of modern culture and exotic architecture, sea and countryside, make Brighton your base and discover new places and experiences both inside the city and out.
What’s Brighton like in a nutshell? Ever since royal party animal George IV fell in love with Brighton back in the 18th Century, the city has been a magnet for visitors in search of fun, frolics and fresh sea air. With its majestic Regency squares and crescents, iconic Royal Pavilion and famous piers, today Brighton is as well-known for being a welcoming and diverse city with a passion for culture, creativity and sustainability as it is for its historic landmarks.
With art, live music and entertainment on tap, plus an ever-growing abundance of independent shops, boutique hotels and award-winning restaurants, what more could a city have to offer? Quite a lot, it turns out! Apart from having eight miles of beach on its doorstep and being bang in the middle of a UNESCO World Biosphere Region, it also borders the magnificent South Downs National Park, which is itself an International Dark Sky Reserve.
Chichester is a Roman cathedral city and the only city in West Sussex located around 10 miles from Arundel. Its historical evidence of Roman settlement can be found all over the city, including some Roman baths, a city wall (which was replaced by a Georgian wall), an amphitheatre which is now a park and the old Roman road State Street linking Chichester with London. There are plenty of things to do in and around this historic city! You can see a show at the renowned Chichester Festival Theatre, visit Goodwood Races including the Festival of Speed, explore the Cathedral and shops in the city centre and also visit Chichester Harbour.
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Chichester
Chichester is a Roman cathedral city and the only city in West Sussex located around 10 miles from Arundel. Its historical evidence of Roman settlement can be found all over the city, including some Roman baths, a city wall (which was replaced by a Georgian wall), an amphitheatre which is now a park and the old Roman road State Street linking Chichester with London. There are plenty of things to do in and around this historic city! You can see a show at the renowned Chichester Festival Theatre, visit Goodwood Races including the Festival of Speed, explore the Cathedral and shops in the city centre and also visit Chichester Harbour.
Petworth is a beautiful market town only 10 miles from Arundel and has cobbled streets, plenty of independent shops and an impressive number of antique stores, giving it a truly historic feel. Petworth is also home to the very grand Petworth House, a 17th-century grade I listed house and surrounded by the stunning 700-acre Petworth Park with its magnificent herd of fallow deer.
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Petworth
Petworth is a beautiful market town only 10 miles from Arundel and has cobbled streets, plenty of independent shops and an impressive number of antique stores, giving it a truly historic feel. Petworth is also home to the very grand Petworth House, a 17th-century grade I listed house and surrounded by the stunning 700-acre Petworth Park with its magnificent herd of fallow deer.
Things To Do
Goodwood is located around 10 miles from Arundel. The Racecourse is renowned for being the most beautiful in the country and hosts a thrilling week of racing, with some of the world's greatest horses doing battle in front of the packed grandstands. There are many other great events held at Goodwood such as Goodwood Festival of Speed and Revival.
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Goodwood Racecourse
Selhurstpark RoadGoodwood is located around 10 miles from Arundel. The Racecourse is renowned for being the most beautiful in the country and hosts a thrilling week of racing, with some of the world's greatest horses doing battle in front of the packed grandstands. There are many other great events held at Goodwood such as Goodwood Festival of Speed and Revival.
Nymans garden is owned by the National Trust and is Grade II listed. It is located around 28 miles from Arundel just outside Handcross and offers some beautiful gardens which look beautiful in all four seasons. Particular highlights are the magnolias, azaleas, bluebell woods and the beautiful rose garden which contains over 100 varieties of rose and beautiful rose arches.
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Fideicomiso Nacional - Nymans
Nymans garden is owned by the National Trust and is Grade II listed. It is located around 28 miles from Arundel just outside Handcross and offers some beautiful gardens which look beautiful in all four seasons. Particular highlights are the magnolias, azaleas, bluebell woods and the beautiful rose garden which contains over 100 varieties of rose and beautiful rose arches.
Leonardslee Gardens are located around 24 miles from Arundel and are Grade I listed which offer up beautiful displays of rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias and camellias. There is 240 acres to explore, consisting of parkland, forests, lawns, the rock garden and the large lake. Make sure to check out the wallabies in the wallaby enclosure too! They hold a number of events across year including Illuminations and Christmas Markets in December.
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Lagos y Jardines de Leonardslee
Brighton RoadLeonardslee Gardens are located around 24 miles from Arundel and are Grade I listed which offer up beautiful displays of rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias and camellias. There is 240 acres to explore, consisting of parkland, forests, lawns, the rock garden and the large lake. Make sure to check out the wallabies in the wallaby enclosure too! They hold a number of events across year including Illuminations and Christmas Markets in December.
With wide-open spaces and wetlands full of the sights and sounds of nature, there's plenty to see and do at WWT Arundel. A full day of discovery and adventure to enjoy hands-on family fun and even become a Wetland Ranger.
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WWT Arundel
Mill RoadWith wide-open spaces and wetlands full of the sights and sounds of nature, there's plenty to see and do at WWT Arundel. A full day of discovery and adventure to enjoy hands-on family fun and even become a Wetland Ranger.
Consejos para la ciudad
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Arundel Train Station
Arundel train station is a 10-15 minute walk from Summer Cottage and has direct trains to a number of key locations including London. When travelling in groups, you can save on train tickets by purchasing group saver tickets. For example, 4 people travelling together to London with tickets purchased together get a 4 for the price of 2 on tickets.
Antes de que te vayas
Arundel Castle - Is a must!
Book tickets to see Arundel Castle, you cannot leave without a visit! You can book tickets online ahead of your visit.
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Parking at Summer Cottage
Summer Cottage does not have allocated parking but there are a number of off road parking options. Here are the closest car parks:
2 Min Walk: Crown Yard, River Road, Arundel, BN18 9JL
£0.70 up to 1 hour
£1.40 up to 2 hours
£2.10 up to 3 hours
£3.50 up to 4 hours
£7.00 over 4 hours-24 hours
5 Min Walk: Mill Road Car Park, Mill Road, Arundel, England BN18
£2.50 – Up to 3 hours
£3.50 – 3 to 4 hours
£5.00 – Over 4 hours-24 hours
10 Min Walk: Station Car Park, 4 Canada Rd, Arundel BN18 9PH
Daily – £4.80
Saturday - £4.75
Sunday - £2.25
Weekly - £21.10
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Arundel Farmers Market - 3rd Saturday of Every Month
Come to Arundel Farmers Market on the 3rd Saturday of every month, 9 am to 1 pm, for fine British food and artisan produce.
Discover local growers, bakers, meat, poultry, flowers, plants and all kinds of food and drink makers who come to sell their produce direct to you. Arundel Farmers Market has a great reputation as a friendly market offering an excellent range of high quality local produce.