Bolney Things to Do

During the summer this is a brilliant beach bar to hang out in, serving pizzas, salads and sandwiches to go with your cold beers. At night it becomes a 600 capacity club, boasting some of Brighton's most popular nights. The fol... more

One of the few venues in the area dedicated to rock, the Engine Room is a club attracting bands and fans from all over. With many special nights involving both live bands and DJs, there is always something exciting happening a... more

Ars-sur-Formans' claim to fame is its priest who was canonised in 1925. His body is laid out in the basilica built by Pierre Bossan (who was also the architect of Notre Dame de Fourvière), which welcomes many pilgrims every yea... more

The National Working Museum of Penny Slot Machines is the UK's only public vintage penny arcade, situated on the beach near Brighton Pier. There are over 50 old machines, including "What the Butler Saw", strength testers and fo... more

Sea Life Centre is particularly popular with kids and offers more than 30 fascinating displays each of which allow you to have close encounters of the marine kind. There is an interactive Undersea Adventure Trail, feeding demon... more

Drusillas Park first opened as a tea cottage with pet corner in 1923, and now claims, justifiably, to be probably the best small zoo in the UK. The emphasis is on fun and learning with an extensive children's play area, train r... more

More than 40 fascinating displays, from shrimps to sharks, octopus to eels, housed in a magnificent Victorian aquarium. Sea Life Centre also boasts England's longest walkthrough underwater observation tunnel. Youngsters can enj... more

The Lagoon itself is a shallow windsurfing lake, suitable for beginners. There is also a Watersport Centre which runs courses in sailing and windsurfing, operates powerboat and inflatable banana rides and various group and corp... more

Another fine pub, totally re-vamped circa 1998. A relative of the Cooper's Cask and The Druids, this is a very popular venue. The conservatory at the back of the pub still remains and is a good feature. All meals are under £4.0... more

Set near Brighton Pier, the Prodigal attracts a mixed crowd, although the older generation is far outnumbered by the young Brightonian student and professional gang. Gone are the traditional British pub features such as dull mu... more