Arundel

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Introducing Arundel

There’s something irresistibly romantic about Arundel: this attractive little town with its vast fairy-tale castle and steep hillside streets lined by excellent restaurants and antique stores makes a great weekend break or stopover. While much of the town appears medieval – especially the whimsical castle that has been home to the dukes of Norfolk for centuries – most of it dates to Victorian times.

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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009

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  1. mssphd avatar
    Re: B&B Chichester

    by mssphd 29 August 2011

    I have heard of Arundel but I am particularly interested in the Roman ruins around Chichester.
  2. battybilly avatar
    RE: B&B Chichester

    by battybilly 29 August 2011

    How about Arundel? Do you know it?
  3. Mrs_Trellis avatar
    RE: Help in planning Itinerary

    by Mrs_Trellis 29 August 2011

    St Albans, Chichester, Arundel, Winchester, Salisbury. All nice old towns with cathedrals and plenty of room in cathedral grounds for…

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