Best Museums in Worthing

"The Brighton Booth Museum of Natural History showcases over half a million of fascinating natural specimen, as well as detailed data from more than three centuries. The museum’s permanent exhibition includes hundreds of British birds that are displayed in a natural setting, the skeleton of a killer whale, and dinosaur bones. In addition to this, the Brighton Booth Museum of Natural History features regular special exhibitions and educational programs, specifically tailored to various age groups."

"Founded as a Victorian collector’s private museum, the Booth Museum is one of those slightly eccentric collections that the UK seems to specialise in – endless cases of birds displayed in their natural setting (complete with eagles pouncing on lambs) plus skeletons and dinosaur bones. Younger kids will probably be fascinated by it, including the two bears at the entrance, older ones might find it a bit creepier. Free to enter, although you have to walk through the shop on the way in and out."

"This Grade II listed building was built back in 1874 to house the collection of Edward Thomas Booth, the ornithologist. It’s a classic Victorian museum, a gallery lined with display cases on either side. Old fashioned and musty, the museum has a large taxidermy collection and a slightly austere vibe."

"The Brighton Fishing Museum is centrally located on Brighton’s seafront, right where Brighton’s fishing industry has been active for centuries – in fact, it still is today. Brighton’s fishermen bring in freshly caught fish and shellfish that are used by the many excellent seafood restaurants in the area. First opened in 1992, the Fishing Museum both highlights Brighton’s long-standing history in the fishing industry and draws a connection to today’s situation."

"A post shared by Nikos Mitilineos (@nikos.mitilineos) on Apr 9, 2018 at 6:22am PDT. Take a journey into Brighton’s fishy past and the rich history of its town and community, with hundreds of photographs, film, and artefacts, including a traditional Sussex fishing boat."

"From Portsmouth, you can reach both Fishbourne and Ryde and the reality is that either is a viable option depending on the location of your accommodation on the island. Either way, the journey takes approximately 45 minutes and ferries depart every half hour. If you would rather get across to the Isle of Wight in the shortest amount of time possible, Lymington will likely be your port of call given that you can make the crossing in under 35 minutes. Wightlink also services this port and although it may not have the same glamour as Southampton or Portsmouth, it is certainly a viable choice given that it offers the shortest ferry route."

"On the southwestern edge of Chichester sits the largest Roman residence unearthed in Britain. The Fishbourne Roman Palace is also remarkable for its age, dating to AD 75, just three decades after the Roman Conquest of Britain. The palace was excavated in the 1960s, and was revealed to be about the same size as Nero’s Golden House in Rome."

"Typical of Brighton’s progressive and left-wing mindset, the ONCA Gallery – which stands for the One Network for Conservation and the Arts – is a self-defining left-leaning art gallery. For those who love to contemplate paintings and installations, this gallery always has something provocative on display, often hosting exhibitions focused on activist and political themes. Past exhibitions have included a pop-up exhibition called Down to the Bone which raised awareness of the plight of street dogs in Spain and Portugal."

"A charity that bridges social and environmental justice issues with art, ONCA’s gallery creates an inclusive space for collaborative learning, artist support and community solidarity - amid some amazing exhibitions and installations. The gallery plays a huge part in Brighton’s annual Festival season in May, but there’s plenty on offer year-round, with a varied collection of workshops for all month-to-month. 14 St George's Pl, Brighton BN1 4GB"

"The brainchild of artists Katty McMurray, Kathryn Matthews and John Marshall, Two Kats & a Cow is a key attraction overlooking the famous Brighton beach, having been listed by The Independent as a ‘must-see’ tourist destination in the city. Standing proud as Brighton’s oldest independent fine arts gallery, the space has generated a loyal list of collectors from around the world, and hosts an annual show every spring, with further events held throughout the year. 167 Kings Rd, Brighton BN1 1NB"

"After finishing an ice cream on the pier, make sure you pay a visit to this open studio and gallery situated right on the Brighton seafront. A little archway exhibition space filled with oil paintings, contemporary ceramics, jewellery and stunning screen prints by Artizan Editions. Two Kats & A Cow is a personal and intimate gallery owned by local artists John Marshall, Katty McMurray and Kathryn Matthews."

"This former Regency church in the heart of Brighton provides a unique home to its stunning exhibition programme, which boasts three main shows a year often developed in partnership. The gallery keeps a focus on contemporary visual art, supporting and encouraging artists with whom it works to be adventurous and to test the boundaries of their practice. Exhibitions tend to be dynamic and interactive, allowing even visitors the chance to create."

"Both a nightclub and live music venue, Concorde 2 Brighton has an impressive list of guest performances and artists under its belt, bringing in some of the biggest names in music from all over the globe. The club itself is housed within an historic Victorian structure that’s unlike anything you’ve seen before!. Whether you prefer Drum n Bass, Reggae, electro or house music… this venue will ensure you and your group have a fantastic night out whether you’re attending a club night or a ticketed event with its award-winning status!"

"Renowned for its head-thrashing, booty-shaking club nights, Concorde 2 is always welcoming live musicians and DJs to its abode. Interiors are surprisingly unique here, with stained glass windows and hefty wooden beams adding a little something to your midnight antics."

"Set against the picturesque backdrop of Goodwood and the South Downs, the Earl of March is a country pub restaurant in the village of Lavant near Chichester, West Sussex. We serve freshly prepared seasonal food from local produce, a selection of local…"

" When Ritz hotel executive head chef Giles Thompson took over this character Sussex village pub overlooking the South Downs, the local dining out bri ..." Read our full review"

"Food for Friends has been one of the most popular vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Brighton’s vibrant South Lanes since 1981. Their delicious and original vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free cooking uses the freshest, locally produced ingredients. The restaurant is most popular for its tasty vegan and vegetarian cooking with lots of flavour and unusual combinations."

"Food For Friends has been serving award-winning vegan food since 1981, so it’s safe to say they know what they are doing. The menu uses only the freshest vegetarian and vegan ingredients, local and organic where possible, with influences from around the globe. Their brunch menu items are innovative, exciting and always changing to keep you coming back."

"Bella Italia are an Italian restaurant chain that also offer a surprisingly good value cooked breakfast. Choose from items like the Bella Breakfast (Two rashers of bacon, Cumberland pork sausage, tomato, baked beans, toasted ciabatta, with your choice of fried, scrambled or poached eggs), the Bacon and Egg Pancake Stack (Three buttermilk pancakes topped with three rashers of bacon and two fried eggs. Served with syrup), Fruity Pancake Stack (Three buttermilk pancakes topped with sliced bananas, strawberries and creamy mascarpone. Served with syrup) or the Forte Frittata (Eggs, spinach, new potatoes, red peppers, spicy ‘nduja sausage, pepperoni, and green chillies)."

"It's the perfect treat while you're driving home for Christmas!. Just click to order and collect your dinner on the way home!. Order here > https://www.bellaitalia.co.uk/click-collect"

"Bella Italia Brighton couldn't ask for a better location within the vibrant southern seaside city. Situated in the charming area known as The Lanes, with ..."

"What the Pitta is a Vegan Doner family franchise which aims to bring a healthier and more ethical spin to a beloved British favourite. Every single wrap is using only top-quality vegan, plant-based alternatives, fresh bread and mouth-watering seasonings. What The Pitta menu is varied and flavoured enough to tempt even fussy eaters."

"If you’ve already been to visit us in Brick Lane, Camden, Croydon, Brighton or Manchester, then you already know the drill. And if you haven’t, then what have you been waiting for?!. We’re a cult favourite for a reason, and our Turkish-inspired vegan treats are made for meat eaters, vegetarians, and vegans alike."

"This looks like a meat eater’s heaven but is actually 100% vegan. Their kebabs in general are packed full of flavour, and way healthier for you than the real thing. The doner is spiced soya pieces with a vegan tzatziki sauce and fresh, fluffy bread."

"A post shared by MyWok Brighton (@mywoknoodles) on Dec 8, 2019 at 1:35pm PST. MyWok offers quite a wide range of vegan dishes and you don’t have to break your bank when ordering from this place because of the reasonable price."

"not to much sauce or oil could really taste the flavour of the prawns vegetables herbs and noodles!!!. View MyWok - Brighton Menu"