Popular Gardens in Worthing

"In the southwest corner of Chichester’s wall circuit is a charming garden, looked after by Chichester District Council but not in the register or parks and gardens. You can get in via the Bishop’s Palace Cannon Gate on Canon Lane to be dazzled by immaculate formal flowerbeds against the evocative backdrop of the old walls. The arboretum has some 100 exotic and rare trees, while there’s an Alpine garden, a wildlife garden and a rose pergola entwined with clematis, honeysuckle and climbing roses."

"I used to live right alongside this park and walked a neighbour’s dog here every weekend (Poppet) who was a well known staffy, with the cutest smile. The park was a decent size, while there are plenty of squirrels to feed in the trees. There are 8 tennis courts, however they are largely all used during the summer months, so you have to get there early if you fancy a game on a hot Saturday."

"St Ann's Well Gardens, not far from Hove seafront, is a treat for the tree-lover and will appeal to young and old alike. There is a wide range of native and exotic trees giving the gardens their unique character and providing shelter and tranquillity for wildlife."

"Back when Brighton was the tiny fishing village of Brighthelmstone, Old Steine Gardens was the village green with a stream running through it. Before long the gardens became a recreation area in a growing resort, and was incorporated the eastern lawns of William IV’s Royal Pavilion. Now it’s a green space in touching distance of all Brighton’s big landmarks, neighbourhoods and cultural venues: Moments south is the Palace Pier, to the east is Kemptown, The Lanes are just to the west, while Royal Pavilion is right next door."

"While this is a very beautiful area, completed with the large fountain in the middle, it is tainted by being very small and surrounded by cars, meaning you never truly feel like you’ve left the pollution and madness of the city centre. The flowers are well looked after and are a key aspect of this park, while there are a number of monuments to check out if you have time. The park is incredibly central, at the entrance to Kemptown."

"Did you know that Preston Manor has its own Pets' Graveyard?. It was created around the turn of the 19th Century as the owner of the house was a keen dog lover. The graveyard is still used as a resting place for animals who have worked in service for Brighton & Hove City Council."

"Named after its most famous resident, Rudyard Kipling, these gardens in Rottingdean are set in beautiful surroundings. Close by are a duck pond, cafes, toilets, and shops"

"One of the best vegan restaurants in Brighton, Happy Maki‘s menu features an abundance of vegan sushi rolls, sushi bowls, and sides, and they all sound amazing. They have everything from vegan duck rolls to vegan cod, and everything in between. The popcorn cauliflower also sounds absolutely insane, so I’d definitely recommend giving that a go as a little side dish."

"A post shared by Happy Maki (@thehappymaki) on Dec 15, 2016 at 3:49am PST. Happy Maki's creations might come minus meat and fish but these veggie sushi wraps deliver full-on flavour, with combinations like crispy mock hoisin duck with avocado and sweet potato with roasted coconut. For sushi without the fins, why not order in?"

"Absolutely love it! Tasty food and friendly service.. Just a shame there aren't more outlets!" 4.8/5 star rating. 8 Pool Valley, BN1 1PN"

"If you appreciate your breakfast being sourced locally using fresh and organic products, then SIX Brighton & Hove is the place to be after you roll out of bed. Right in the heart of Brunswick Town, this large restaurant will be happy to serve you with passion a delicious dish off their breakfast menu. You will find dishes here that you can’t elsewhere in Brighton, such as freshly baked banana bread, pescatarian brunch bowl and ham benedict."

"Six are here to offer you an indulgent bottomless brunch at one of Brighton’s very best venues. It’s available Friday to Sunday as well as bank holiday Mondays between 10 and 3, so there’s absolutely loads of opportunity for you to get booked in. This one is £22 per person plus the price of your brunch dish."

"This is one of the best places to grab an Instagram photo in Brighton. Six is a natural eatery, specialising in healthy food, organic coffee and tasty cocktails. The interior is full of delicate and quirky accessories, and the food is to die for..."

"The home to an amazing skate park and a famous wild park local nature reserve, not to mention a sizeable golf course, Hollingdean park certainly has its appeal. It’s size is the most significant factor, being around 5 times the size of Preston Park, however its location far from town helps with all that open space and purely residential areas surrounding the parks. To get here, you just need a bus or train to Moolsecoomb, or you can alternatively head up Ditchling road."

"Blakers park has been available to the public for almost 130 years, offering plenty of wildlife and a great place to walk the dog. If you visited during the 90’s, you could be forgiven for thinking North West section looked a bit rundown, however it has now been converted into a bluebell woods thanks to a group of volunteers, which look amazing in the Spring. As with many of the other parks in Brighton, this one also contains 2 tennis courts, however they are reserved for club games on Saturday afternoons and Sunday mornings."

"A post shared by Friends of Blakers Park (@friendsofblakerspark). Blaker’s park in Brighton has been around since 1893. It was donated for the purpose of recreation and community engagement by the very generous Mr. Alderman J.G. Blaker and still holds true to its purpose."

"Although compact in size, Blakers Park has a large number of features including a small friendly café, tennis courts and a recently renovated playground. The park also contains a distinctive Victorian clocktower."

"If a Banksy, Hirst and Blake are what you dream of having on your wall, then Enter Gallery can help out. This gallery is one of the best-stocked commercial galleries in the southeast, and although it’s easy to walk past this unimposing, modern space as your browse the vibrant boutiques in Brighton’s North Laine, Enter Gallery is a gem. Alongside classic artists such as Andy Warhol and Peter Blake, the gallery stocks a huge range of local and international urban artists including D*Face, Shephard Fairey, Dan Baldwin, Imbue, Static and Bonnie and Clyde."

"As one of the first galleries in the UK to sell Banksy prints online, Art Republic’s reputation has always been one that seeks the most cutting edge in art and gives it centre stage. Its Brighton gallery is just the same, and is brimming with rare, limited edition pop art, graffiti and street art inspired prints and originals that would be a talking point in any home. There’s also a myriad of events and launches at the gallery, offering regulars the opportunity to mingle among artists as they browse new pieces late into the evening."

"There isn’t an inch of space wasted at Enter Gallery, one of Brighton’s biggest art showcases. It’s another supernova of vibrant colour and striking design, complete with an expert team on the floor to help you pick out the piece that would best compliment your living room."

"Run by artists for artists, io Gallery in Brighton’s North Laine displays and promotes both local and national artists, bringing our customers the best and most affordable work they can find. First opened in 1997, the gallery has made a name for itself over the last 22 years, having helped hundreds of local artists to sell their work, keeping strong their ethos of fair trade, focus on ecology and fair representation of individual artists. 39 Sydney St, Brighton BN1 4EP"

"If diversity is what you are after, then IO Gallery is the place to go. A gorgeous little gallery in the bosom of Brighton’s bustling North Laine, this gallery represents over 100 artists at any given time. Run by artists for artists, it has a relaxed and friendly vibe, while its ethos of supporting locally produced work and its wide spectrum of artistic mediums and forms mean that visiting IO is always a different experience."

"iO gallery is a fantastic place to buy a really unique souvenir from your trip to Brighton. The gallery is run by artists for artists. They help local artists sell their work and pride themselves on offering customers good quality, affordable art work ranging from paintings and prints to glass wear, ceramics and jewellery."