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Enjoy the mix of old and new in this historic town, where evidence of ancient Roman ruins lie alongside Norman churches, peaceful parks and avant-garde art galleries.

Enjoy the mix of old and new in this historic town, where evidence of ancient Roman ruins lie alongside Norman churches, peaceful parks and avant-garde art galleries.

Enjoy the mix of old and new in this historic town, where evidence of ancient Roman ruins lie alongside Norman churches, peaceful parks and avant-garde art galleries.

Enjoy the mix of old and new in this historic town, where evidence of ancient Roman ruins lie alongside Norman churches, peaceful parks and avant-garde art galleries.

Enjoy the mix of old and new in this historic town, where evidence of ancient Roman ruins lie alongside Norman churches, peaceful parks and avant-garde art galleries.

This quaint market town is famous for its namesake church, which is said to be the final resting place of King Harold II.

Enjoy the mix of old and new in this historic town, where evidence of ancient Roman ruins lie alongside Norman churches, peaceful parks and avant-garde art galleries.

Admire the exquisite Norman architecture of this medieval church, which dates back more than eight centuries.

This quaint market town is famous for its namesake church, which is said to be the final resting place of King Harold II.

Enjoy the mix of old and new in this historic town, where evidence of ancient Roman ruins lie alongside Norman churches, peaceful parks and avant-garde art galleries.

Swim in the mouth of the River Thames, fish from one of the world’s longest piers or eat fresh fish and chips on the beach at this seaside resort town.

Enjoy the mix of old and new in this historic town, where evidence of ancient Roman ruins lie alongside Norman churches, peaceful parks and avant-garde art galleries.

Swim in the mouth of the River Thames, fish from one of the world’s longest piers or eat fresh fish and chips on the beach at this seaside resort town.

Among the longest in the world, this iron pier protrudes far into the Thames Estuary and is a favorite among local fishermen. 

This quaint market town is famous for its namesake church, which is said to be the final resting place of King Harold II.