Where to Go in West Sussex, South East: Top 5 Attractions & Local Favorites

Lilmiss Butterfly Cute little coffee shop near the seafront, offering a selection of teas, coffee, and hot chocolate with alternative milk choices. Selection of cakes available. Friendly staff. They include the service charge in your bill so no choice of tipping.

Catherine Hunt We were staying in Worthing for a few days in July and this was walking distance from our house rental. It’s a beautiful pier with restaurants and art decorations. We lucked out that was a beautiful clear day and we had a glimpse of the sunset.

roland j. ruttledge Wonderful building with a great mix of exhibits and art. If you are interested in early Britain, then is definitely for you. Ideal for families. Easy access. Free.

Billy Broadbent Came for a gig, first time I have visited Worthing, I really like it, I will be back.

Ruby Evenado I spent a lovely afternoon at Marine Gardens in Worthing recently, and it is a quintessentially British seaside park. Located at the western end of the seafront, it’s a bit further away from the main pier, which means it escapes the busiest crowds and keeps a wonderfully calm, sophisticated atmosphere. The sunken garden is the highlight. It’s a beautifully landscaped area filled with vibrant bedding plants and sheltered from the coastal winds by tall, clipped hedges. I was particularly impressed by the bowling green—it’s immaculately kept and seeing the locals out in their whites gives the park a real "timeless" feel. There’s also a putting green and a water feature that adds a nice, cooling sound to the gardens on a warm day.