Arundel

About

Charming, stylish and full of history, the picturesque market town of Arundel in West Sussex is probably most famous for two stunning landmarks - Arundel Castle and Arundel Cathedral.

Enjoy a great range of things to do for families, couples and groups including fishing, boating, wildlife watching, outdoor swimming and walks on the nearby South Downs – the UK’s newest national park.

Things to do in Arundel

• At Arundel Wetland Centre you can spot water voles from the boat safari, hand feed rare geese and stroll quiet pathways to observe Sussex wildlife.
• Arundel Castle is a stately home and fortified castle that towers over the town offering grat views of the Sussex countryside. There's also a calendr of events throughout the year offering something different for every visit.
• Learn about Arundel's fascinating history at the town's museum.
• Arundel Cathedral was originally the Church of St. Philip Neri and only renamed in 1965 leaving Arundel as one of the only cathedral destinations not classified as a city.
• Just 10 minutes from the centre of town is Amberley Museum, with 36 acres to explore and over 40 exhibits to visit, you can discover the South’s working past.

Shop at independent boutiques, antique markets and art galleries or eat out overlooking the River Arun in one of Arundel’s pretty waterside pubs, cafés and restaurants.

Each year Arundel plays host to some of Sussex’s most popular events, including Arundel Arts Festival, Arundel Food Festival and Arundel Cathedral’s Feast of Corpus Christi and magnificent Carpet of Flowers. Find more events in Sussex or look at the 'What's Nearby' listings below for more places to visit near Arundel.  You can also visit the Sussex by the Sea or Visit Arundel websites for more information and ideas.