History underground Hastings and history go hand-in-hand – but whilst Harold and his ill-fated battle are the main thing that comes to mind (along with the town being the birthplace…
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The Opus Theatre is considered one of the finest concert halls in the South East, in a Grade II listed building created for the best natural acoustics. The theatre’s centrepiece…
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The Source Park is open to all ages and disciplines with specific sessions for BMX and skateboards, with mixed sessions open to all. Bikes, skateboards and safety equipment are available…
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Hastings Pier stands proudly on Hastings seafront, with it’s award-winning architecture and unique design. The Pier offers a tranquil environment to take a stroll out over the sea, enjoy fish…
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Did you know that Hastings is home to the UK’s largest collection of crime memorabilia? Hidden away in the famous White Rock caves, is the perfect museum for anyone looking…
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The White Rock Theatre stands proudly on Hastings seafront, opposite the award-winning Pier, and is home to some of the best live entertainment in Sussex. The Theatre boosts a 1,066…
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Hastings is best known for the famous Norman invasion, but did you know that it was also the birthplace of television? In 1922, John Logie Baird set up residence in…
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Hastings Harbour was one of the original Cinque Ports, however over a period of centuries a series of huge storms silted up the entrance and the harbour became a beach.…
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