At the mouth of the River Ouse, 6 miles from historic Lewes up river and a few miles along the beach to Seaford, Newhaven is a gateway to France where the busy harbour and port has ferries to Dieppe. It has an impressive Fort perched high on a hill, built by the Victorians in 1860, which was instrumental in defence during two wars. Newhaven Fort is a fascinating place to visit with tours and exhibits that give an insight into daily life for the servicemen living and working there. The Museum has local treasures, as well as exhibits from prehistoric times. If all things maritime please you then you will not be disappointed with the insight into Smuggling and shipwrecks. No visit would truly be complete without a trip to Paradise Park, whose beautiful gardens with a Heritage Trail, where Jurassic times are brought to life with moving dinosaurs.
Attraction
Newhaven Fort
Newhaven Local and Maritime Museum
Paradise Park
Budget
Premier Inn Newhaven *book online*
Cinema
Dentist
Dental Surgery
The Dental Surgery
Doctor
Dr Bradbury & Partners
Dr Figgins & Partners
Golf Club
Inn
Market
All Things Bright and Mystical
Newhaven Country Market
Newhaven Market
Pub and Bar
Ark Tavern
Hope Inn
Jolly Boatman
Newfield Arms
Prince Of Wales
Ship Hotel
School
Solicitor
Taxi
A 2 B Cars
Centre Cabs
Meridian Taxis
Shops
Poppy's Florist
Boots
Newhaven Pharmacies Ltd
Lunn & Sones
Peacocks
B&Q
Balloonatics
Places to Stay near Newhaven
Premier Inn Newhaven (0.11 miles)
Silverdale Hotel (2.61 miles)
- We are perfectly situated in the heart of the town
- First Class home cooking
- Special diets are catered for
- Vegetarians are more than welcome
- There is a ... More | visit website
The Avondale (2.62 miles)
The Avondale is conveniently situated in the heart of Seaford within walking distance of the wide beaches, excellent sports facilities, restaurants, shops, churches and museums. we have a large dining room which is available for ... More | visit website
Deans Place Hotel (4.36 miles)
With its origins in the 14th century this hotel is situated in one of England’s prettiest villages, set in extensive gardens with a stunning backdrop of the South Downs. An ideal ... More | visit website
The Star Alfriston (4.43 miles)
Built in the 1260's, The Star Alfriston is one of England's oldest hostelries. Set in the idyllic village of Alfriston, the hotel is steps from the South Down's Trail, with easy ... More
White Horse Hotel (4.97 miles)
With a dramatic location on the cliffs and spectacular views out over the sea, the White Horse Hotel is located on the edge of the South Downs, just 3 miles (5 ... More
Lewes Townhouse (5.47 miles)
Nestling in the heart of the South Downs National Park, Lewes Townhouse sits in the centre of town and set over three floors. The fully equipped kitchen/diner is on the ground floor. Upstairs is the ... More | visit website
Pelham House (5.59 miles)
Pelham House is a 16th Century Town House Hotel in East Sussex. Restored to create a stylish venue it combines elegance and history, and is just 10mins from Brighton.
Pelham House offers 31 ... More
White Hart Hotel (5.61 miles)
This charming 16th century coaching inn with Tudor beams and log fire has been magnificently extended to include a leisure complex with swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gymnasium. Enjoy historic public rooms, carvery restaurant, ... More | visit website
Crown Inn (5.65 miles)
Thought to be the oldest inn in the picturesque town of Lewes, this 17th century property offers comfortable B&B accommodation in a welcoming and friendly environment. The Crown is a family-run property ... More
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