Studio Guidebook
Sightseeing
The coastal drive to Eastbourne via Beachy Head has dramatic scenery whatever the weather. There are visitor car parks on the headland and a pub.
Just a short drive or bus ride away from Rottingdean is a beautiful headland with stunning views and a good enough pub. The town of Eastbourne is just a little further East so this makes for a good combined countryside/town day trip.
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Beachy Head Lighthouse
Beachy Head RoadJust a short drive or bus ride away from Rottingdean is a beautiful headland with stunning views and a good enough pub. The town of Eastbourne is just a little further East so this makes for a good combined countryside/town day trip.
The coastal and downland views from Beacon Hill Nature Reserve are beautiful. With the historic Rottingdean Windmill and Clifftop Path you’ll need your camera!
There’s even a circular walk from the studio to the beach and back via the reserve.
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The coastal and downland views from Beacon Hill Nature Reserve are beautiful. With the historic Rottingdean Windmill and Clifftop Path you’ll need your camera!
There’s even a circular walk from the studio to the beach and back via the reserve.
City/town information
Rottingdean village is on the edge of the city of Brighton & Hove. It has lovely pebble beaches, stunning white cliffs and an Undercliff Walk that you can use to walk all the way to Brighton Marina. Rottingdean is historic and traditional with plenty of pubs, cafes and restaurants. There are two small supermarkets, a bakery, florist, green grocers, butchers, hotel and some lovely independent clothing/jewellery/gift shops.
There is a Catholic church, called Our Lady of Lourdes, a Church of England church, called St. Margaret's, a beautiful village pond, a chalk downland Nature Reserve, an historic smock Windmil and stunning cliff top walk.
Brighton & Hove is a large seaside city, only 12 minuets drive away, that is home to some fantastic entertainment, bars, restaurants and music venues. It has a strong alternative culture with lots of wonderful independent shops in the Old Laines and North Lanes.
Brighton beach front is full of life with art galleries, beach bars, shops, night clubs, family entertainment and arcades. Brighton Palace Pier is a fantastic entertainment venue that goes out over the sea.
Brighton is home to the world's first purpose built Aquarium and it is still one of the main family attractions in the city directly opposite Palace Pier.
Our studio is in a lively, yet semi-rural and peaceful seaside village just 12 mins drive East of Brighton & Hove. Buses run frequently along the coast road between the city and our village.
Al Day City Saver bus ticket to and around Brighton = £5
Taxi from Rottingdean to central Brighton = £15.
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Brighton
Rottingdean village is on the edge of the city of Brighton & Hove. It has lovely pebble beaches, stunning white cliffs and an Undercliff Walk that you can use to walk all the way to Brighton Marina. Rottingdean is historic and traditional with plenty of pubs, cafes and restaurants. There are two small supermarkets, a bakery, florist, green grocers, butchers, hotel and some lovely independent clothing/jewellery/gift shops.
There is a Catholic church, called Our Lady of Lourdes, a Church of England church, called St. Margaret's, a beautiful village pond, a chalk downland Nature Reserve, an historic smock Windmil and stunning cliff top walk.
Brighton & Hove is a large seaside city, only 12 minuets drive away, that is home to some fantastic entertainment, bars, restaurants and music venues. It has a strong alternative culture with lots of wonderful independent shops in the Old Laines and North Lanes.
Brighton beach front is full of life with art galleries, beach bars, shops, night clubs, family entertainment and arcades. Brighton Palace Pier is a fantastic entertainment venue that goes out over the sea.
Brighton is home to the world's first purpose built Aquarium and it is still one of the main family attractions in the city directly opposite Palace Pier.
Our studio is in a lively, yet semi-rural and peaceful seaside village just 12 mins drive East of Brighton & Hove. Buses run frequently along the coast road between the city and our village.
Al Day City Saver bus ticket to and around Brighton = £5
Taxi from Rottingdean to central Brighton = £15.
Eastbourne is a 30 minute drive to the East of Rottingdean. It is smaller than Brighton & Hove, but it has a pier and lively seafront to explore with pretty gardens and children's entertainment.
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Eastbourne
Eastbourne is a 30 minute drive to the East of Rottingdean. It is smaller than Brighton & Hove, but it has a pier and lively seafront to explore with pretty gardens and children's entertainment.
Family entertainment
Brighton Palace Pier is a must see for all ages. Nothing feels more like a British holiday than doughnuts, deckchairs & sunsets.
Catch the Starling murmuration at dusk for spectacular fly overs! (Seasonal)
Palace Pier has all the fun of the fair in the fresh sea air. It is free to enter the pier and use all of the cafes, bars and restaurants. There are funfair rides at the end! There is a very good Fish & Chip restaurant in the middle. It even has it's own Radio Station.
Open all day during Spring and Summer, with slightly reduced hours out of season.
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Brighton Palace Pier
Madeira DrivePalace Pier has all the fun of the fair in the fresh sea air. It is free to enter the pier and use all of the cafes, bars and restaurants. There are funfair rides at the end! There is a very good Fish & Chip restaurant in the middle. It even has it's own Radio Station.
Open all day during Spring and Summer, with slightly reduced hours out of season.
Saltdean Lido
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Marine ParadeThe village
Rottingdean village is 10mins walk away from the studio. With shops, cafes, beaches and scenic coastal walks
Our village has the best of both worlds. The peace and quiet of a semi-rural seaside village, close to the buzzing city of Brighton & Hove with all its arts, culture and nightlife. The Undercliff Walk to Brighton Marina is a must, along with a midway break at Ovingdean Cafe for hot drinks, ice creams and cakes.
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Rottingdean
Our village has the best of both worlds. The peace and quiet of a semi-rural seaside village, close to the buzzing city of Brighton & Hove with all its arts, culture and nightlife. The Undercliff Walk to Brighton Marina is a must, along with a midway break at Ovingdean Cafe for hot drinks, ice creams and cakes.
Nature scape
Escape to nature and experience Friston Forest’s beautiful beech woodland on foot or bike
Friston Forest is within the South Downs National Park between Lulington Heath National Nature Reserve and Seven Sisters Country Park. It is the largest area of recently established forest in South East England.
To get away from the hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in Nature’s green canopy.
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Friston Forest
To get away from the hustle and bustle and immerse yourself in Nature’s green canopy.
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Brighton Aquarium - Sealife Centre
The Sealife Centre Aquarium next to Brighton's Palace Pier is very popular. You can save up to 20% if you book your tickets online. It is also worth asking us if we have any discount vouchers for you. Both children and adults love this unique building and the important history of this wonderland world of sea creatures.
You can easily get the bus from Rottingdean. It takes just 12 minutes from the White Horse Hotel bus stop on Rottingdean s seafront to just outside the Sealife Centre. Ask for a City Saver bus ticket that you can use around Brighton all day to save money.
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Public Transport
Buses to Brighton are frequent and take only 12 mins from the seafront. The bus stops are only 1 min or 12 mins away.