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AMF Ten Pin Bowling
Facilities at this 26 lane
bowling centre include automatic scoring, air conditioning,
snack bar, amusements and a fully licensed bar.
Open:
Mon-Fri 10.00-late, Sat-Sun
09.30-late
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Address:
Marine Parade
Worthing
West Sussex
BN11 3PZ
Telephone:
01903 230835
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Assembly Hall, Worthing
Shows, classical music, rock
and pop concerts, roller-discos, fairs, exhibitions plus
more, with big name stars.
Open:
Open throughout the year
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Address:
Stoke Abbott Road
Worthing
West Sussex
Telephone:
Box office: 01903 206206
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Beach
House Park
This town centre garden offers
five international bowling greens (which host tournaments
during the summer), outdoor chess/draughts and tennis, as
well as flower displays and herbaceous borders.
Open:
Open all year
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Address:
Brighton Road
Worthing
West Sussex
OS Grid Ref:
TQ154026
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Brooklands Park Golf Centre
This nine hole par 3 golf
course with an eighteen-hole putting green and nine hole
pitch and putt course is located close to Worthing town
centre, on the main seafront road towards Brighton.
Open:
Times may vary, please check.
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Address:
Brighton Road
Worthing
West Sussex
BN11 2HP
Telephone:
01903 232270
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Brooklands Pleasure Park
Motor boats, train rides, fun
castle, trampolines, children's mini motorbikes, putting
green, paddling pool, recreation area, and a café available.
Open:
Weekends Easter-Sep plus
school holidays 10.30-17.30
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Address:
Western Road
Worthing
West Sussex
Telephone:
General enquiries: 01903
239999
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Connaught Theatre & Ritz
The heart of the arts in
Worthing and centrally located, the Connaught Theatre hosts
drama, children's shows, ballet, opera, contemporary dance,
music and the best film releases while the adjacent Ritz
offers current cinema releases, comedy, fringe drama and
dance workshops.
Open:
Box office: 9.30-20.00
Mon-Sat, one hour before curtain up Sun
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Address:
Union Place
Worthing
West Sussex
BN11 1LG
Telephone:
Box office: 01903 206206
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Denton Gardens
With a sunken pond, borders
and carpet bedding, this ornamental garden also has two
putting greens and tennis courts available.
Open:
Open all year
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Address:
Brighton Road
Worthing
West Sussex
OS Grid Ref:
TQ154027
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Hill Barn Golf Course
Located at the foot of the
South Downs, this 18 hole golf course features a restaurant,
professional tuition and a fully stocked golf shop.
Open:
07.30-20.00 summer, 08.00-dark
winter
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Address:
Hill Barn Lane
Worthing
West Sussex
BN14 9QF
Telephone:
01903 237301
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Marine Gardens, Worthing
Located one and a quarter
miles west of the pier, this ornamental garden is a great
place to relax. With herbaceous borders, bedding plants, a
sunken pond area, rose beds, a bowling green, a putting
green and a cafe, there is plenty to keep you interested
while you enjoy the sea air.
Open:
Gardens and cafe all year,
bowls and putting green summer season
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Address:
West Parade
Worthing
West Sussex
OS Grid Ref:
TQ130020
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Pavilion Theatre, Worthing
Situated on Worthing Pier, the
Pavilion Theatre presents major stars in concerts, dances,
fairs and plays.
Open:
Open all year
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Address:
Marine Parade
Worthing
West Sussex
BN11 3PX
Telephone:
Box Office: 01903 206206
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The Lido, Worthing
Fun rides, prize games, live
music and a bar are mixed with panoramic sea views.
Open:
Daily Mar-Oct
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Address:
Marine Parade
Worthing
West Sussex
BN11 3PX
Telephone:
01903 213486
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Worthing Leisure Centre
With a health and fitness
suite, squash, badminton, creche, children's play area,
cafe, bar, weights room and a climbing wall, there is
something for everyone.
Open:
09.00-11.00
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Address:
Shaftesbury Avenue
Goring-by-Sea
Worthing
West Sussex
BN12 4ET
Telephone:
01903 502237
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Worthing Museum and Art Gallery
Permanent displays telling the
story of Worthing from its earliest times, a reconstruction
of a Downland kitchen, a Victorian nursery, costume
galleries, toys, teddy bears and dolls mix with popular
temporary exhibitions.
Open:
Mon-Sat 10.00-18.00
(10.00-17.00 Oct/Mar)
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Address:
Chapel Road
Worthing
West Sussex
BN11 1HP
Telephone:
01903 239999
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Chanctonbury Ring
One of the most famous
landmarks in Sussex, Chanctonbury Ring is set up in the
South Downs and is some 783 feet (240 metres) high. The
remains of an Iron Age hill fort plus three Roman buildings
are located at the top, just below the surface of the
ground.
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Address:
Off Chanctonbury Ring Road
Nr Buncton
Washington
West Sussex
OS Grid Ref:
TQ139120
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Cissbury Ring
Owned by the National Trust,
Cissbury Ring is the second largest hill fort in the
country. With views of Beachy Head and the Isle of Wight,
the area is also rich in wildlife and was the site of
Neolithic flint mining.
Open:
Open all year
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Address:
Off Nepcote Lane
Nr Findon
West Sussex
OS Grid Ref:
TQ140081
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English Martyrs Catholic
Church, Goring
Contains a unique reproduction
of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel and a "Last Supper"
painting, both by local artist Gary Bevans, plus "Martyrs"
and "Fishermen" windows.
Open:
08.30-18.00 (approx)
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Address:
Compton Avenue
Goring-by-Sea
West Sussex
BN12 4UE
Telephone:
The Repository: 01903 506890
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High Salvington Windmill
Built in the early 1700s, High
Salvington Windmill stands on the South Downs at a height of
320 feet (97 metres) and overlooks Worthing and the sea. It
was last used as a mill in 1897 and between 1912 and the
1950s it was home to a tea room. In 1976 a project was
started with the aim of returning the mill to full working
order.
Open:
1st and 3rd Sun Apr-Sep
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Address:
Furze Road
High Salvington
Worthing
West Sussex
BN13 3BP
Telephone:
John Pelling: 01903 267744
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Highdown Gardens
The result of 50 years work by
Sir Frederick and Lady Stern to prove that plants could grow
on chalk, Highdown Gardens were created out of a chalk pit
over-looking the South Downs. With many rare and original
plants from China and the Himalayan regions still in the
collection, the gardens offer one of the most unique
collections of plants in the area.
Open:
Daily Apr-Sep, Mon-Fri Oct-Mar
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Address:
Littlehampton Rd
Goring By Sea
West Sussex
BN12 6PE
Telephone:
01903 501054
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Highdown Hill
A late Bronze Age settlement
and an early Iron Age hill fort with a pagan Saxon cemetery
exist at the top of Highdown Hill. This is an important
archaeological site owned by the National Trust and on a
clear day it is possible to see the Isle of Wight to the
west and Beachy Head to the east.
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Address:
Littlehampton Road
Goring-by-Sea
West Sussex
OS Grid Ref:
TQ093043
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Holly Gate Cactus Nursery
and Garden
Over 10,000 square feet (929
square metres) of temperature-controlled glasshouses contain
landscaped gardens and in excess of 20,000 species of
plants, from the arid parts of the world such as Africa,
North and South America.
Open:
Daily
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Address:
Spear Hill
Billingshurst Road
Ashington
West Sussex
RH20 3BA
Telephone:
01903 892930
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Lancing College Chapel
Set in the magnificent South
Downs, Lancing College Chapel was founded in 1868 and
dedicated in 1911. This 19th century Chapel features,
amongst other treasures, the Rose Window, stall canopies,
altar silver and fine tapestries.
Open:
Mon-Sat 10.00-16.00, Sun
12.00-16.00
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Address:
Lancing College
Lancing
West Sussex
BN15 0RW
Telephone:
01273 452213
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St John the Divine, Patching
Dating from the thirteenth
century, Patching Church is under the patronage of the
Archbishop of Canterbury. Restored in 1889 by Henry Woodyer,
the church still retains a great deal of its Victorian
charm. Features include a medieval font, carved wooden
pulpit with fifteenth-century panels and exceptional stained
glass windows. The oak vestry screen made by Frank Latter is
dedicated to the Rector between 1904 and 1909, Reverend H.
S. Prior. There is a restored fifteenth-century weather vane
and a number of memorials to local farming families as
opposed to the more usual gentry.
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Address:
The Street
Patching
West Sussex
OS Grid Ref:
TQ087065
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St Mary the Virgin, Clapham
St Mary's the Virgin dates
from the thirteenth century and the tower contains the
oldest ring of three bells in the country. The church also
features tablets and memorial brasses, a gravestone for a
medieval priest, stained glass windows and some attractive
carvings.
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Address:
Off The Street
Clapham
West Sussex
OS Grid Ref:
TQ095066
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St Mary, Sompting
This Saxon church is unique in
England. It features a tower common to the Rhine area of
Germany with a 'Rhenish helm' garbled cap though oak
shingles cover the original Saxon gables. The Knights
Templars rebuilt the nave and chancel in 1154 and the
chancel arch is an important example of Saxon architecture.
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Address:
Church Lane
Sompting
West Sussex
OS Grid Ref:
TQ161056
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