Chichester's history and culture!

The city of Chichester offers a wealth of ancient history and culture...

It is the perfect place to rediscover England's hidden history and rich culture.

Here's a quick look at what you can discover here:

• Chichester Cathedral
  
  This gorgeous cathedral, now home to a family of peregrine falcons, has been standing for over 900 years!
• Chichester city walls 
  Surrounding the city is a mile and a half long Roman built-wall that's the most intact circuit of Roman town defenses in Southern England.
• John Edes House 
  
  This stunning Georgian mansion was built at the end of the 17th century for John Edes and his wife. It's now used for weddings and private functions.
• Market Cross 
  This stunning clock was given to the city by Bishop Storey in 1501. It's a beautiful structure that's worth viewing!
• Guildhall in Priory Park 
  
  In the heart of the city centre lies this grade I listed building. Although it's had many functions over the years, it is now used as a wedding venue.
• Pallant House 
  The Pallant House has established itself as one of the finest modern art galleries outside of London.
• Chichester Festival Theatre 
  
  Known for its exceptionally high standard of productions, the Chichester Festival Theatre is one of England's most striking playhouses.
• St Mary's Hospital Almshouse 
  A medieval hospital, known for its remarkable survival as a 13th-century hospital, is still used today as an almshouse.
• Weald and Downland 
  
  This open-air museum is a 40-acre site in South Downs National Park. It includes homes and historic gardens, farm animals and farming heritage, and much more!
• Fishbourne Roman Palace
  Just outside of Chichester is this outstanding roman site and now a museum. It's well worth a visit and takes you a step back in history.
• The Goodwood Estate 
  
  This spectacular estate hosts the Festival of Speed, Goodwood Revival, and Qatar Goodwood Festival. There's always something exciting happening at The Goodwood.
• The Novium 
  Located on Tower street, the Novium was built to show remains of a Roman bathhouse. It's an amazing museum filled with everything from Roman centurions to space travel. 
• Chichester Harbour 
  
  The harbour has a rich history from when the Romans ruled Sussex and is now a sailing playground and habitat for seabirds. It's a stunning nature reserve worth visiting.