England
South East England
Chalk cliffs, hop gardens, and a seaside city with an onion-domed royal palace that looks like it took a wrong turn from Rajasthan.
“DFL” (Down From London, said of weekenders)
Local food
Whitstable oyster
Celebrated with its own July festival.
Banoffee pie
Invented at The Hungry Monk in Jevington, East Sussex, 1971.
Kentish cobnuts
Cultivated hazelnuts, sold fresh and green.
English sparkling wine
Same chalk as Champagne, one geological wink away.
Sussex pond pudding
Suet crust around a whole lemon and butter.
Festivals & events
- Brighton Festival and Fringe
- May · Brighton
- Glyndebourne Festival
- May to August · Lewes
- Jack in the Green
- May bank holiday · Hastings
- Goodwood Festival of Speed
- July · Chichester
Landmarks
- White Cliffs of Dover
- Seven Sisters
- Canterbury Cathedral
- Royal Pavilion, Brighton
- Windsor Castle
Grid reference
- Station
- Brighton
- Latitude
- 50.8225°N
- Longitude
- 0.1372°W
These coordinates are what the departure board sends to Open-Meteo for this region.