Elegant Eastbourne

The Imperial is an impressive Victorian Hotel, full of
character, situated at the end of Devonshire Place,
across the road from the promenade and
bandstand, perfect for an early
evening stroll.

EXCURSION 1.We will visit Brighton where you will be able to see the newest
attraction the British Airways i360 tower or visit the Royal Pavilion. An exotic
palace in the centre of Brighton with a colourful history. Built as a seaside
pleasure palace for King George IV , this historic house mixes Regency
grandeur with the visual style of India and China. In the afternoon
we will travel to Worthing a classic British Seaside town with a great heritage.
From a fishing port, smugglers retreat and now considered to be one of the
most creative places to live, Oscar Wilde and Jane Austin were just two of the
famous creative residents. 

EXCURSION 2.Today we visit Rye, perched on a hill. This medieval town is so
charming with its unhurried streets that hold many treasures. Luxury shops,
antiques and artisan goods are all together on cobbled streets along narrow
passageways. There are buildings from Medieval Tudor and Georgian periods
all mixed together, even the sea is a little wayward, having stranded the town
many years ago. Afterwards we travel to Battle which was the site of William the
Conqueror's victory over Harold. The Abbey of St. Martin was built by William
the Conqueror after the battle. The high alter is believed to be on the place
that Harold fell. The town itself is a wonderful excuse to go shopping.
Hastings has the largest beach launched fishing fleet in Europe, and
the remains of the first castle built by William the Conqueror.