Fishbourne Roman Palace and Gardens
Fishbourne, West Sussex
Image: The Sussex Archaeological SocietyImage: The Sussex Archaeological Society
The remains of a vast Roman palace on the edge of Chichester, with mosaic floors under cover in the North Wing and a replanted formal garden outside. Allow time for the museum displays and the film before a stroll round the grounds.
Highlights
- Roman mosaic floors in the North Wing
- Replanted formal Roman garden
- Museum and film theatre
- Roman Kitchen Café
Good to know
- Well-behaved dogs on short leads are welcome everywhere, including the museum and café
- The café opens daily from 8.30am to 4.30pm
Getting there
Fishbourne Roman Palace and Gardens, Roman Way, Fishbourne, Chichester, PO19 3QRParking: Free car and coach parking, including four Blue Badge spaces.
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