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What to do and see in Hastings, England: The Best Things to do
Coordinates: 50°51′18″N 00°35′00″E / 50.85500°N 0.58333°E / 50.85500; 0.58333
Restaurants in Hastings
1. Teddy Tinker's
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Vintage Clothing, Fancy Dress, Antiques & Collectable Curios. Thousands of interesting artifacts from all eras. Theatre costumes and Vintage clothing for everyone. Antiques, buttons, doll's house, collectables, books, records, jewellery, postcards, vintage fabrics and ephemera of all types including local memorabilia and a vast collection of rare sheet music. We sell and/or hire
2. Hastings Fishermen's Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,052 reviews
Reviewed By 33SandraP - St Leonards-on-Sea, United Kingdom
Situation amongst the Fishing Huts , absolutely fascinating museum with so much local history, wonderful photos of local fishermen’s families and times gone by. Good shop with some great souvenirs.
3. Hastings Country Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 413 reviews
Reviewed By MrsBsTravels - Hastings, United Kingdom
This is one of my most favourite places in my town. I've been coming here for years for stunning cliff top views and costal walks. On clear days, you can see Dungeness. Beautiful in winter and summer throughout.
4. Old Town Hastings
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,616 reviews
Reviewed By sheepygold
This olde world high street is lovely to stroll through with its interesting architecture and plentiful independent shops with many eateries. It has a charming atmosphere.
5. Alexandra Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 721 reviews
Reviewed By DeniseT36
This is my local park and I think it is the best thing about Hastings! It is huge and varied from wild areas, ornamental flower beds, ponds -one with fishing, wild life including very cheeky squirrels, bowling greens, tennis courts and multisports hard surface area, a super cafe with outdoor seating, toilets, rare trees including champion trees, bandstand, a stream runs through it's great length and there is even a kiddies miniature railway with limited opening times sadly. Just try it when you visit Hastings, you won't be disappointed.It is a day out on it's own but I suggest not trying to see it all on one visit!
6. Smugglers Adventure
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 846 reviews
Deep in the heart of Hastings West Hill lies the Smugglers Adventure, acres of caverns that conceal the thrilling history of smugglers, bootleggers and warring bloodthirsty gangs.Visitors can explore the labyrinth of secret tunnels and passages and discover the dangers and hardships faced by Sussex smugglers in the eighteenth century.More than 70 life-size characters, interactive displays, eerie lighting and sound effects and dramatic recreations bring this mysterious and often bloody world vividly to life.
Reviewed By Travelling_Tweet - Greater London, United Kingdom
The Smugglers Adventure was an interesting way to find out about the history of the area. Mannequins and audio displays are set up which tell the history of smuggling in the area. It also gives some information about how this place was used in WW2 and some of the local ghostly presences. It's self guided and you can go at your own pace, with plenty of room for social distancing. The caves are dark but, with the lighting present, you'll have no trouble working out where you need to go next (and it would be difficult to get lost). There are some low ceilings to. I'm about 165cm and had to bend right over to get through one area. However, I'm also claustrophobic but wasn't bothered by that, in there.
7. The True CRIME Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 514 reviews
"A SHOCKING new attraction for everyone fascinated by the dark world of CRIME" HASTINGS NEWEST ATTRACTION - Set in 3000sq/ft of SEAFRONT CAVES! Open Daily 10am - 5pm Suitable for all ages, Wheelchair accessible, Dog friendly See website for further details and FAQs A chilling, yet fascinating insight into the world of Serial Killers, Forensics, Gangsters, Prisoners, Poisoners and more! See a genuine lethal injection deathbed, the ACTUAL acid containers used by John George Haigh to dissove his victims. GUESS the crimes and the celebrities from their police mugshots, then enter the CINEMA CAVE where infamous murderers describe their hideous deeds!
Reviewed By redheadmummy1
This museum is amazing!! I've always had a interest in the crime world and this made my day! all the interesting facts and memorabilia was so good to see up close. it really peaked my interest to find out more about this crimes when i got home. nice staff and clean and lovely.
8. Warrior Square Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By 318HB - Sevenoaks, United Kingdom
Stayed in b&b right at the square so able to enjoy this beautiful part of Hastings. Perfect spot to enjoy views of the sea/beach in beautiful surroundings.
9. Hastings Pier
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1,021 reviews
Reviewed By Dangletrang - London, United Kingdom
Hastings Pier café is a nice place to sit relax enjoy your food in peace and tranquillity you can have a nice walk up and down the pier come back and have a cup of tea cup of coffee whatever you like and generally enjoy yourself in quiet surroundings thank you
10. Cliff Railways - West Hill & East Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 857 reviews
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