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Chichester : Things to see and do
Chichester : Organise your stay
Chichester :
Unmissable tourist sites
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Chichester Hotel tips
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Woolpack Inn from40 £
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Crouchers Country Hotel from70 £
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Chichester Park Hotel from49 £
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Travel guide Chichester 
Chichester : The Michelin guide review
At the foot of the South Downs and near the sea, Chichester is dominated by its cathedral spire; the town and its surroundings represent a quintessentially English landscape. Its streets running off the Market Cross (1501) still conform to their Roman plan. The city's main architectural style is Georgian, as Chichester enjoyed its golden age in the 18C. The 20C is represented by Powell and Moya's hexagonal Chichester Festival Theatre, built in 1962.
Tourist attractions Chichester : Things to see and do
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HMS Victory
Boathouse. HM Naval Base GB - Portsmouth PO13
Lord Nelson 's flagship which led many victorious battles, including Trafalgar (1805) where the Admiral lost his life. In the 1920s, the Victory was brought into dry dock after 150 years of loyal service at sea and continues to serve as the flagship..
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Cathedral
1 The Close GB - Winchester SO23 9LS
The cathedral stands in the place of the old Saxon cathedral from the 7C, whose foundations were discovered in 1960. William Alkaline, named bishop by William I, began building the new cathedral in 1079. Built from stone from the Isle of Wight, the l..
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This incredible, Oriental confection in stucco and stone reflects the brilliant personality of George, Prince of Wales (1762-1811), later to become King George IV . A year after his clandestine marriage to the young Roman Catholic commoner, Mrs. Fit..
Hotels Chichester
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Chichester Park Hotel
Madgewick Lane, Westhampnett GB - Chichester PO19 7QL
On the outskirts of historic Chichester, Chichester Park Hotel features a modern health club, a stylish bistro and free on-site parking. Goodwood Circuit is just a 2-minute drive away. The traditional bedrooms have Wi-Fi access and tea/coffee facili..
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Premier Inn Chichester
Terminus Road GB - Chichester PO19 8EL
Prix Prices from : 46 GBP
Premier Inn Chichester is located in Chichester Gate Leisure Park, a 5-minute walk from the train station and a short walk from the city centre. Chichester Gate features a cinema, bowling alley and restaurants, and is within easy reach of the A27. ..
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Prix Prices from : 75 GBP
Centrally located, a few minutes' walk from Chichester Festival Theatre and the cathedral, this beautiful 18th-century building has a brasserie and free guest parking. Within Chichester's old city walls, this Grade II listed building still has many ..
Restaurants Chichester
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Characterful 17C inn with thatched roof, wooden beams and open fires. Cooking is skilful, with a real country flavour. Tasty, unfussy dishes and popular vegetarian tasting plate. Favoured by families, with children's menu, spacious garden and slides.
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Ginger Pig
3 Hove St GB - Hove BN3 2TR
Smart building by the seafront - formerly a hotel - boasting a mortar ship relief and beautifully restored revolving door. Menus offer precise, flavoursome British dishes and vegetarians are well-catered for. Great value set menus. Service copes well..
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Chilli Pickle
17 Jubilee St GB - Brighton BN1 1GE
Simple, relaxed restaurant with passionate chef, buzzy vibe and friendly, welcoming service. Oft-changing menu of tasty, thoughtfully prepared, authentic Indian dishes, with delicate spicing and good quality ingredients. Great selection of beers and ..
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Meadow
64 Western Rd GB - Brighton BN3 2JQ
Airy, split-level dining room with small shop. Its name symbolises the chef's vision to support local producers - the 'grass roots' of the restaurant. Beasts are bought in whole; some items are from his parents' garden or foraged for. Unfussy, Britis..
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Bakers Arms
High St GB - Droxford SO32 3PA
Proudly run, traditional village pub with open-plan bar, Chesterfield sofas and roaring log fire; decorative beer adverts, Victorian photographs and stag heads. Unfussy, filling dishes rely on locally sourced produce. Friendly, polite service. Local ..
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Purefoy Arms
Alresford Rd GB - Preston Candover RG25 2EJ
Dating from the 1860s, this once crumbling pub was thoughtfully restored and is run by a charming, young but experienced couple. There are hints of Spain on the menu, especially in the bar nibbles; prices are very competitive and the focus is on flav..
