Guided Walks

See your surroundings in a new light

Step into history with a guided walk that offers a delightful blend of entertainment and enlightenment. Lasting between 40 minutes and an hour and a half, these walks are the perfect way to discover the hidden gems of a town or site in a short amount of time.

With a touch of humour and light-hearted anecdotes from Frances, these walks are not only excellent value for money, they are a charming journey into the heart of each location.

Just bring comfortable footwear, an inquiring mind, and a sense of fun!

Arundel

“Modern” Arundel is nearly 1000 years old! Discover the importance of the river Arun in the development of the town and stroll through the red-light district. Find out about the Roundheads and their artillery and learn about the Dirty Duke. What was the rivalry between the Norfolk Arms and the Crown Inn?
Chichester

Discover the county town of West Sussex, laid out by the Romans. Explore the cathedral precincts, walk part of the old walls. What did the medieval clergy get up to? What is a “catslide?” Why was Chichester Castle destroyed? Where did the Roman invasion of England take place?
Lewes

Learn why Lewes is known as “the cradle of democracy.” Twice over! Who was the wealthiest man in the last millennium? What did Dr. Gideon Mantell unearth? Stroll down the intriguing streets and learn about the Lewes Martyrs and why Lewes is the centre of bonfire celebrations in the South East.
Petworth

This lovely little town has been heavily influenced by successive owners of Petworth House. Learn about an unusual method of tax avoidance, a World War Two tragedy and discover one of the most delightful views in Sussex. Why was one particular apprenticeship so popular among the young boys?
Godalming

A level walk to explore this unsung gem. Discover the pepperpot, see a twisted spire. What is the connection with the Titanic? What is special about weavers’ cottages? Find out about visiting Native Americans and enjoy the delightful little museum.
Farnham

What do William Cobbett and Mike Hawthorn have in common? The town of Farnham will give the answer. Castle Street has been described as the most beautiful Georgian street in England - come and see if you agree. Discover how Bishop Fox coped with his blindness and what happened to a corset factory!
Rye

Stroll around one of the most picturesque towns in East Sussex. Step into a film set – Rye is often used by TV producers. Find out what to give a Queen who has everything and hear about some rather gruesome ghosts.
Brighton

Why were the Lanes so called? Who was Phoebe Kessel? Why did the Prince Regent take the waters? Why did Queen Victoria sell the Royal Pavilion? Come with me to Brighton and find out!
Littlehampton

Where was James Bond born? Why was Littlehampton so important in World War II? See award-winning architecture and find out about the RNLI.