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    Arundel Castle

    4.3 (23 reviews)

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    Qype User (Emilie…)

    This is a very nice castle not far from Littlehampton. It is easy to get there by train. The castle is about 20min from the train station. I cannot remember how much it costed me to get in. I just remember that it was a bit expensive for what we were allowed to visit. But I don't regret because it was beautiful. Even Arundel village is worth seeing. It's very cute. I recommend it.

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    Been for a visit, only to the gardens and the church. Would have gone to the castle but for the entrance fee.

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    14 years ago

    Expensive but a part of history and the surrounding area is beautiful and relaxing.

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    9 years ago

    this is probably a great spot. i would not know. it's closed in Mondays. the website is a little obtuse on this point.

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    Arundel castle is set on a beautiful hillside overlooking the river Arun which flows to Littlehampton.

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    Brighton Festival

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    Whilst the main Brighton Festival tends to involve more high brow and mainstream theatre, dance,…read moremusic and literature events, Brighton Festival Fringe offers a platform for aspiring and underground artists and madhatters. As my fellow Yelpers photos show, there's always a fun circus / performance element to the fringe with free events involving stilt walkers, jugglers, flame-throwers and live performers. The real body of the fringe however, involves local and national comedians, performance artists, film-makers, theatre companies, artists and photographers putting on their own shows and exhibitions in venues right across the city. Most of the events are cheap as chips so it's well worth taking a risk and going to see a handful of different events. Pick up a free brochure around the city in the weeks running upto the festival or check the website for further details and teaser trailers. What have you got to lose?

    Brighton Festival Fringe has, as the name suggests, grown out of the Brighton Festival. It is an…read moreopen access Arts festival, which brings together all sorts of events, including theatre, visual art, dance and comedy, to create a month long cultural extravaganza of fun! The intent is to entertain but also to educate audiences through varied and exciting art. What's great about Brighton Fringe is that its open to new and emerging talent as well as established performers and companies. This inclusive policy means that all sorts of people stage events and the Fringe festival continues to grow annually. As well as more traditional art forms, the festival also includes innovative new music as well as cinema, performance art and even club nights! The festival takes place in May each year. Every year I vow to myself that I will go to more events and every year I fail miserably. Even if you don't get yourself organised enough to check out specific events, you will feel the festival in the air, for the Fringe exploits Brighton's inherent spirit of fun and frivolity, and creates a happy buzz all over town! The Old Steine is an especially great place to soak up the atmosphere, as there is always a giant beer tent (some times the E4 Udder Belly) set up as well as the Speigeltent, where the Silent Discos are held.

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