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Cowdray Farm Shop Café
Café · Easebourne
Café at the Cowdray farm shop, across the river from Midhurst.
- A272, Easebourne
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Midhurst and Petworth: eat and drink
Where to eat and drink in Midhurst and Petworth
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Where to eat and drink in Midhurst and Petworth
Choisissez un type ci-dessous, puis cherchez par nom ou cuisine. Chaque lieu a sa propre fiche avec l'itinéraire.
Bars
Faustino's Wine and Tapas Bar
Bar · Midhurst
Wine and tapas bar on North Street.
- 2A North Street, Midhurst
Cafés et douceurs
Fitzcane's
Café · Midhurst
Café sur North Street.
- North Street, Midhurst
Restaurants
Fratelli
Italian restaurant · Midhurst
Italian restaurant on West Street.
- West Street, Midhurst
Cafés et douceurs
Garton's
Café · Midhurst
Café on Market Square.
- Market Square, Midhurst
Cafés et douceurs
Kemaelli's
Café · Midhurst
Café sur North Street.
- 16 North Street, Midhurst
Pubs
Swan Inn
Pub · Midhurst
Pub on Red Lion Street in the old town.
- Red Lion Street, Midhurst
Pubs
The Bricklayer's Arms
Pub · Midhurst
Pub on Wool Lane.
- Wool Lane, Midhurst
Pubs
The Fox Goes Free
Pub · Charlton
Country pub on Charlton Road in Charlton.
- Charlton Road, Charlton
Pubs
The Star, Petworth
Pub · Petworth
Pub on Market Square.
- Market Square, Petworth
Cafés et douceurs
Tiffins Tea Rooms
Café · Petworth
Tea rooms on Petworth High Street.
- High Street, Petworth
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While you are here
Things to see in Midhurst and Petworth
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
À voir et à faire
Devil's Jumps
Line of five Bronze Age bell barrows near Treyford, up to 4.8 metres high; Wikipedia calls it the most intact barrow group in Sussex.
À voir et à faire
Petworth House and Park
Late 17th-century house with Grinling Gibbons carvings and many Turner paintings, in a Capability Brown deer park with fallow deer.
À voir et à faire
Cowdray Ruins
Ruins of an early Tudor house visited by Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, gutted by fire in 1793; open for events and tours.
Crédits photos
- Woolbeding Gardens: David Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0, source
- Devil's Jumps: Simon Burchell, CC BY-SA 3.0, source
- Petworth House and Park: Donar Reiskoffer, CC BY 3.0, source
- Cowdray Ruins: Charlesdrakew at English Wikipedia, Public domain, source
- Lewes and the Seven Sisters: Colin Park, CC BY-SA 2.0, source
Photos from Wikimedia Commons, used under the licences shown. All photo credits
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