This beautiful city named Chichester - West Sussex is situated in South East England and boasts a long and illustrious history. Originally occupied by the Romans, she was also hailed important to the Anglo-Saxons. Being a territorial jurisdiction of bishops, her town also exhibits a marvelous 12th century cathedral. The city is located on the River Lavant which sometimes dries up during the summer months.
Because of her illustrious past, and being a beautiful and well kept city, her inhabitants have used this to their advantage. Many industries have sprouted to accommodate the tourist in this regard. Be sure to visit the Northshore shipyard where the Southerly and the Fish motorized sailing yachts are being crafted.
Dominating downtown is the cathedral which is a must-see. Her history started in 1075, commissioned by William the Conqueror and has exquisite masonry and stained glass works of art. It's bell tower is not attached to the building it self, but situated a few meters away from it.
If churches are your interest, you will have plenty of opportunity to visit an array of buildings. From St. Richard's Roman Catholic to the five Churches of England, not even mentioning the nine other denominations who equally have wonderful buildings to visit. You will probably stumble upon the ruins of a Roman Amphitheater which is unfortunately mostly covered by ground in a park. The bank's of the amphitheater however is still evident.
If you stand in the dead center of town you will be under a domed structure called the Chichester Cross. If is on the place where the original Butter Market was held for people selling goods and foods way back in 1808. Take a view photos as it is sure to be a good conversation topic in future.
A highlight considered by many visitors, is "walking the wall", which was erected by the Romans originally dated to the 3rd century AD. The walls that surround the city today, are of medieval workmanship, but erected on the foundations which the Romans started. The circumference of the wall is about one and a half miles, which will take you not longer than an hour to an hour and a half to stroll. It has splendid vantage points where you can enjoy the breath taking scenery of the city and it's surroundings.
If it's quaint B&B's or 5 star facilities you are looking for, Chichester - West Sussex is the place for you. She will offer all sorts of accommodation from camp sites to hostels. Service is of the best and the cuisine in restaurants and pubs is popular with locals as well as travelers from all walks of life. The fresh air and breath taking views will delight and your stimulate your appetite. Come hungry!
Because of her illustrious past, and being a beautiful and well kept city, her inhabitants have used this to their advantage. Many industries have sprouted to accommodate the tourist in this regard. Be sure to visit the Northshore shipyard where the Southerly and the Fish motorized sailing yachts are being crafted.
Dominating downtown is the cathedral which is a must-see. Her history started in 1075, commissioned by William the Conqueror and has exquisite masonry and stained glass works of art. It's bell tower is not attached to the building it self, but situated a few meters away from it.
If churches are your interest, you will have plenty of opportunity to visit an array of buildings. From St. Richard's Roman Catholic to the five Churches of England, not even mentioning the nine other denominations who equally have wonderful buildings to visit. You will probably stumble upon the ruins of a Roman Amphitheater which is unfortunately mostly covered by ground in a park. The bank's of the amphitheater however is still evident.
If you stand in the dead center of town you will be under a domed structure called the Chichester Cross. If is on the place where the original Butter Market was held for people selling goods and foods way back in 1808. Take a view photos as it is sure to be a good conversation topic in future.
A highlight considered by many visitors, is "walking the wall", which was erected by the Romans originally dated to the 3rd century AD. The walls that surround the city today, are of medieval workmanship, but erected on the foundations which the Romans started. The circumference of the wall is about one and a half miles, which will take you not longer than an hour to an hour and a half to stroll. It has splendid vantage points where you can enjoy the breath taking scenery of the city and it's surroundings.
If it's quaint B&B's or 5 star facilities you are looking for, Chichester - West Sussex is the place for you. She will offer all sorts of accommodation from camp sites to hostels. Service is of the best and the cuisine in restaurants and pubs is popular with locals as well as travelers from all walks of life. The fresh air and breath taking views will delight and your stimulate your appetite. Come hungry!
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