Location: Worthing
Top Things to do in Worthing
Top 10 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Worthing, England
Worthing (/ˈwɜːrðɪŋ/) is a large seaside town in England, with borough status in West Sussex. It is situated at the foot of the South Downs, 10 miles (16 km) west of Brighton, and 18 miles (29 km) east of the county town of Chichester. With an estimated population of 104,600 and an area of 12.5 square miles (32.37 km) the borough is the second largest component of the Brighton/Worthing/Littlehampton conurbation, which makes it part of the 15th most populous urban area in the United Kingdom. Since 2010 northern parts of the borough, including the Worthing Downland Estate, have formed part of the South Downs National Park.
Restaurants in Worthing
1. English Martyrs Catholic Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By 318trudi - Worthing, United Kingdom
This little local church has the most incredible reproduction of the Sistine chapel ceiling and is well worth a visit
2. Art-Ful
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5.0 based on 28 reviews
Art-Ful is Worthings favourite pottery cafe. A fabulous place to escape the screens that dominate our daily lives and get creative. Great for kids of all ages and parents who want to make a masterpiece. Spend an hour or so, have a bite to eat, enjoy a great cup of coffee. Have your birthday party with us, choose from pottery painting , build a teddy bear, craft or clay.We are always at hand to help you with baby prints too!
3. Brooklands Go Karts
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5.0 based on 27 reviews
Our 290 metre outdoor Go Kart track is designed to put your skills to the test, whether you're an experienced driver or a complete beginner! We have karts available for all ages: catering for family groups, children's or adult parties. You can choose from Arrive & Drive karting where you "pay as you go" or hire the track for exclusive use with your group. Located on the A259 Brighton road between Lancing and Worthing, just 20 minutes drive from Brighton center. The best outdoor Karting Track in West Sussex!
4. Highdown Gardens
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4.5 based on 716 reviews
Reviewed By traveller14uk - London, United Kingdom
These gardens are a hidden gem and look good in all seasons. The hellebores are outstanding and the summer borders are beautiful.
5. Highdown Vineyard
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4.5 based on 63 reviews
Highdown Vineyard is a venue for functions apart from this we are not open for visitors.
Reviewed By JDbluesky - London, United Kingdom
Our afternoon tea after a funeral at Worthing Crematorium was the high point of a sad day on a very wet afternoon. Family and friends all commented on how fresh and tasty the food was, especially the cakes and scones. Paul, the owner, was well versed in the COVID-19 restrictions and we were reassured by his knowledge and the measures in place for social distancing and hand hygiene . The venue is spacious inside and we had plenty of room to make sure people were comfortable. It was just a shame that awful weather prevented us from making use of the beautiful outside space. James and Beth who served us on the day were well organised, and accommodating. They worked hard keeping their guests supplied with food and drinks. They were also friendly and welcoming which was much appreciated. The added bonus was the Highdown Vineyard’s own white wine which was enjoyed by all. All in all it’s a super location, great food and excellent management and staff. I would definitely consider using Highdown Vineyard for a party or other celebration in the future.
6. Connaught Theatre & Cinema
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4.5 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By Riverviewlucky
Yes it really was 10th June & a Monday & raining very hard! So to the rescue came the Connaught Theatre/Cinema! This beautiful place is supported by superb volunteers who on a Monday 1st showing provide tea or coffee & a choice of biscuits & Cinema entry ALL FOR £4 each! We saw Aladdin in very cosy seats with cupholders & a clear sound & screen view! A special mention to Fiona who made us both very welcome there as 1st timers. She was rightly enthusiastic & very informative & we will revisit again when we return to lovely Worthing.
7. Dome Cinema
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4.5 based on 381 reviews
This stunning Edwardian cinema, first opened in April 1911 and, having recently celebrated its centenary, has been fully restored to its former glory and is once again open to the public. With our friendly team of staff, this is certainly the place to come and be entertained with your film of choice. We have two screens, including the opulent main auditorium, seating 500 and the more intimate 'Electric Theatre', with it's newly refurbished Premier seating.
Reviewed By Linda31Brighton - Worthing, United Kingdom
The Dome is a beautiful listed cinema in Worthing.It has retained a lot of its original features and is like ‘stepping back in time’.There are three screens.Screen 1 is my favourite as it is very big and spacious and has the most atmosphere.The seats are comfortable with plenty of leg room.There is a bar where you can enjoy a drink before the movie or even take it in with you to watch it.I love it here as it has such much character and is very relaxing.Well worth a visit-once you’ve been to this cinema you won’t want to go anywhere else!
8. The Goose
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4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By daniellepD8647QL - Brighton, United Kingdom
I have visited this pub several times since it opened years ago and it’s always awesome. Great staff, great atmosphere, great board games and great drinks. Highly recommended.
9. Worthing Pier
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4.0 based on 1,334 reviews
Reviewed By marshallcoleen - Worthing, United Kingdom
Well worth a visit to see all those windows along the centre of the wooden walk and to have a coffee in the southern pavilion which is a wonderful venue for weddings etc. My grandchildren love the amusement arcade to spend some coins on the many machines and then to sit on the many seats available all along the pier with an ice cream and watch the anglers.
10. Worthing Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By swissmeet
The gently sloping beach is sand and shingle, with most of the sandier parts being covered at high tide. At low tide some rock pools are uncovered. Little shells or sea glass but I found some hag stones. No lifeguard service but there is zoning for water sports. Worthing Pier built in 1862 is along the beach and has public restrooms to the right of the entrance There is some parking along Marine Parade with direct access to the beach. There is also a large multi- storey car park, adjacent to the beach and more parking around the town. There are lots of cafes and restaurants in the town just a short walk from the clean beach.
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