Chichester

Built in 1075, it is the only medieval cathedral to have a separate bell tower, and the only cathedral in England visible from the sea. Try to visit during evensong.

directly at the meeting of the four main city centre routes, this stone built market cross is easy to find.

One of the best and most varied collections of art displayed in an attractive combination of Georgian house and 2000s annex.

You can walk or cycle the canal's 4.5 mi towpath all the way to Chichester Harbour. Rowboats can be hired at the Chichester Basin although dropped bridges mean only a limited section of the canal is navigable. Public and private canal boat trips are also available.

The largest Roman home in Britain with the largest collection of mosaics in situ in the UK.

Chichester's new heritage museum opened in 2012, to replace the previous smaller Little London museum; built above a Roman bathouse.

The Chichester Festival Theatre with its distinctive octagon shape and protruding stage is known for originating shows and productions that go on to transfer for West End runs. The Minerva Theatre is situated alongside. As well as opera, plays and music the theatre organises participation and youth activities.

The park contains a cinema, bowling complex, gymnasium, various chain restaurants, bar, Premier Inn hotel and a car park that can sometimes be quite full.