Top Things to do in Horsham District
Top 10 Free Things to do in Horsham District, England
Discover the best top things to do in Horsham District, United Kingdom including South Downs Way National Trail, Palace Of Pooch, The Steyning Bookshop, Downs Link, St. Botolph's Church, Steyning Museum, The Bear, Horsham Museum and Art Gallery, The Black Jug, The Crown Inn Cootham.
Restaurants in Horsham District
1. South Downs Way National Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By alan2303 - Shoreham-by-Sea, United Kingdom
Although I do plan to walk the entire length of the path I have walked along many sections at various times. Most recently I walked circular routes from Harting, Fulking, Pyecombe, Upper Beeding in West Sussex as well as from Wilmington, Alciston and Firle in East Sussex. All sections have provided climbs up to spectacular views both South towards the sea and North across the Weald. Whichever section you choose you will experience some taxing climbs from sea level in the river valleys and some great viewpoints. It can be a cheap day out if you find a sensible place to leave your car and avoid some of the busy official car parks. Public transport to various jump off points is possible but a little limited in some sections.
2. Palace Of Pooch
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By L450DMalanb - Steyning, United Kingdom
Great shop and great staff, Ellie always makes you are your furry companion very welcome. Great variety of food and treats!
3. The Steyning Bookshop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
4. Downs Link
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By C5060EKmatthewp - Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
I regularly cycle along various parts of this fantastic old railway line and yesterday I travelled the entire length which was amazing. Mostly flat with a steep and confusing stretch between Rudgwick and Cranleigh and from this point forth going North it became apparent that the signage, which had been excellent throughout the Sussex stretch, was now very poor and where existent was largely unmaintained. This made it a little more difficult to ensure I was on the right track and the directions around Cranleigh were almost non existent. This aside the route takes one through some amazing English countryside on what is an easy and pleasant bridle-path. Normally there's loads of places to stop for snacks etc but due to lock-down these were largely all closed down. Only exception is the Old Railway pub (formerly the Cat & Canary) in Henfield that has set up an outdoor takeaway facility in their large beer garden which is open 7 days a week. Excellent service in a lovely spot.
5. St. Botolph's Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By workhousekids
St Botolph's is a lovely little secret hidden in the South Downs but worth seeking out during the daylight hours. Beware that the door locks automatically around 5pm or at dusk and once you leave it won't open again - don't leave your belongings in the church as you will have to wait until the next day to retrieve them! Photogenic and atmospheric inside the church has information relating to it's history, one or two things for sale such as lovely cards of the church and local area.
6. Steyning Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
7. The Bear
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
A traditional pub set in the heart of the beautiful historic market town of Horsham. Situated next to the town hall in Market Square with stunning views toward The Causeway and St Marys church to the south and The Carfax to the north Offering fine cask ales, cold beers, wines, spirits, soft drinks, coffee, sandwiches and snacks. Come and relax by the open fires or in our courtyard garden.
Reviewed By G9386FUvanessah - Brighton, United Kingdom
Fabulous! Great great bar staff, well done for choosing the staff that you did. The lady on the bar 02/02/2019 was just the best, humour, humility, great eye lashes! Really really enjoyed our time in your pub ????
8. Horsham Museum and Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By F9700OZcarolineg - Leatherhead, United Kingdom
A wonderful museum with well executed special displays which are changed regularly. The permanent exhibitions are fascinating and extensive. There is a lovely garden and the museum is located in a beautiful period house in The Causeway. We have spent many enjoyable hours here on our regular visits from Leatherhead and have found the staff to be unerring helpful, as well as knowledgeable.
9. The Black Jug
10. The Crown Inn Cootham
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 113 reviews
Welcome to The Crown Inn Cootham, we are a family run pub located in the Sussex countryside village of Cootham. The 500 year old Crown Inn oozes charm and character. Enjoy a table by our large cosy fireplace, crooked beams, a warm welcome and a fluffy pub dog all await you. We serve freshly prepared home cooked traditional pub food, real cask ales and a selection of larger and cider on draught. We also offer a great spirit selection including the latest trends in flavoured Gin,Rum and Vodka. We pride ourselves on our friendly and attentive service, come see for yourselves.
Reviewed By firecrest100
given the current problems the inn has changed to offering take-away menu. You telephone with your order (see the menu online) and are given a time slot (one every ten minutes to facilitate social distancing). I ordered the Hunter Chicken and my partner the salmon in pink peppercorn sauce. Both have been excellent. They are served in a cardboard box that was sufficient to keep it hot for the drive home. Cannot fault the food or service.
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