Location: Hastings
Top Things to do in Hastings
Top 10 Hidden Gems Things to do in Hastings, England
Coordinates: 50°51′18″N 00°35′00″E / 50.85500°N 0.58333°E / 50.85500; 0.58333
Restaurants in Hastings
1. Flower Makers' Museum
2. 1066 Target Sports
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 714 reviews
1066 Target Sports is the UK's largest indoor family friendly target sports venue. Housed in The Alternative Adventures Centre just off the A21. We offer a range of activities, from our famous Experience Packages, with a choice of 6 activities ranging from Live Fire, Archery, Crossbow, Axe Throwing to Catapult and Air Rifle! Our experienced instructors will get you time throwing axes, shooting arrows, slinging catapults and firing rifles in no time! Participants can choose to take part in any number of the 6 Activities we have available. With each activity lasting approximately 30 minutes, your Target Sports experience can last between 30 minutes to 3 hours. Making it an amazing day out or night out for the whole family. With a range of other activities on site including The Fallout Airsoft, Nerf Wars and new activities and experiences coming soon you’ll be sure to find something for everyone!
Reviewed By RAMPANTRABBITT
Went there today (30th December 2019) with my 2 boys aged 12 and 10 and 2 of my nieces aged 14 and 25... we all had a Fantastic day, all the staff were excellent friendly and helpful it's great for all ages as I'm 40 myself and still gave the kids competition ???? would definitely go again
3. Xcape Station
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By danielgh77 - Eastbourne, United Kingdom
Really good fun. A great mix of challenges in the room, and we needed a few clues at times but it was never too hard that it felt impossible. The room is really well thought out with some clever touches. More importantly it was the game master who made it as he genuinely cares that you're having fun and spots when you might need a nudge in the right direction. Would definitely recommend it.
4. 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.
5. Shipwreck Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 480 reviews
Important Update** Announcement to all visitors: August 2020 The Shipwreck Museum Trustees have decided to close the Museum until spring 2021. We have made this decision to spend time focusing on improving exhibitions, and undertaking vital conservation work. We have some exciting projects underway that will improve the visitor experience and modernise the museum. We’d like to thank all visitors for their continued support and look forward to welcoming you back. We will post further information in the near future on our progress.
Reviewed By 340cliffw - Bexhill-on-Sea, United Kingdom
Staff are really friendly. Free entry , park behind in large car park and walk through, great things to see, a ship called the Amsterdam is in Holland ( a complete replicate) this is the same ship they are getting treasure and a lots of interesting stuff, watch the video, thank you guys great place
6. 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.
7. 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.
8. Burton St Leonards
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By maryannmmc - London, United Kingdom
Had enough of the beach, then wander back a block or two into this enchanting garden, beautifully kept, sit in the shade or the sun, meet some nice doggies and their owners, get the flavour of St Leonards which is here all day, every day!!
9. Old Roar Gill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By teethaddict - London, United Kingdom
We spontaneously decided to visit old roar gill (without reading tips on here) and followed google directions which took us to Penhurst drive which was completely wrong! We ended up going to Alexandra park and they have sign postings for it after you get to the information point and the park cafe. The sign postings get quite scarce so we did get a little lost but just remember you need to get out of the park and cross the main road and re enter the park. Locals are really friendly and happy to help so ask! If you want to access the walk quicker park your car on St Helens road and enter the park through one of the entrances through there. The walk from the park to the beginning of old roar gill is 2km. Then the trek through the woodlands to the waterfalls is about 10 minutes. The treck is so beautiful we went in heavy rain and it was very slippery and muddy and wouldn’t recommend bringing toddlers. The path is very off beaten and buggy’s wouldn’t be possible. After we finished we ended up on the beginning of Ghyllside avenue (door numbers around 1-10) with a street of houses and civilisation! These people are so lucky to have this as practically their back garden! There was lots of water in the falls but it was raining very heavily and I can imagine on sunny/drier days the falls are probably not as spectacular! A great urban water fall and would definitely do it again!
10. Ye olde pumphouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By 337robn
Lovely pub with great service and dog friendly in parts of the pub, will return as was made so welcome. Thanks
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