Holiday rentals and lettings in Arundel

Looking forward to a place surrounded by tranquillity and beautiful nature to enjoy a few days of rest? Visit the charming and cosy Arundel, in the south-east of England in the beautiful county of Sussex, where you can stay in any of their adorable holiday rentals with all the comforts you are looking for. Arundel is famous for being one of the places where you will find ancient and well-preserved cathedrals and some castles that are currently inhabited. Surrounded by hills, valleys and beautiful nature, you can also do other outdoor activities such as hiking, strolling through its national parks and visiting its spectacular art galleries and museums. Stroll through its streets and admire its beautiful houses from the Gregorian and Victorian times.

The beautiful natural landscapes of Arundel make it the perfect place for a perfect romantic getaway, on the other hand it also offers a wide variety of outdoor activities to do with your family. No matter what the occasion is, you will find perfect and newly renovated holiday rentals fully furnished with all the amenities you need to make your holiday perfect. Enjoy a meal or a refreshing drink in its beautiful garden with barbecue in the middle of its hills or on the banks of the river. Its cosy rooms with satellite TV, comfortable beds with linen included. Large dinning room with kitchen that includes oven, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, silverware, and crockery. Enjoy a pleasant time in your wonderful living room with a fireplace for colder days, comfortable sofas, books, music player, games and much more. Don't miss out on all that beautiful Arundel has in store for you and book any of these charming stone-fronted holiday rentals.

Near the grounds of the magnificent castle of Arundel, you will find a magnificent church with a perpendicular Gothic style. On its way you will discover that it has the peculiarity of being divided into two areas of worship, one for Catholics and the other for Anglicans. It was formerly known as the Fitzalan Chapel, as it was built in 1380 by the 11th Count of Arundel, Richard Fitzalan. Do not miss during the tour all the details and ornaments on its walls and windows, as well as its fantastic places to meditate, its old iron fence from the 14th century and some bronze tombs from the 15th century.

For all the great lovers of sweet and chocolate, in the picturesque Arundel you will find a charming and adorable place with one of the best chocolates in Europe. Pay a visit to the fantastic Castle Chocolates of Arundel, a wonderful place founded in 1989, with the finest pastries and chocolates you can find in all of England. Ideal for making a gift or for social events, they have a wide variety of chocolates and toppings for all tastes. Additionally, you will find an exquisite tasting counter in its cosy place. You can also find delicious artisan ice creams or magnificent coffees and other desserts.

Arundel is one of the most famous places in England for its incredible castles and cathedrals. The towering Arundel Castle is known as one of the most inhabited country houses in the entire country, currently owned by the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk since the 9th century. Tours are open in the summer, and you can find wonderful exhibits that include works of art, ornaments, furniture and some luxury items. If you go through the old service room of the castle, you will find that they have been converted into a great restaurant and the old pantry is now a cosy cafeteria. The castle of Arundel finished its construction in 1067, however over the centuries it suffered several damages in its structure as in the time of the civil war, and it was not until the 18th century that it was restored. It is regarded as one of the most important Gothic Revival monuments in England.

If you want to enjoy a fantastic holiday in Arundel for the whole family, one of the best options you will find is the wonderful Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre. Housed in what was once a Victorian-era chalk quarry, you can tour the site and discover incredible exhibits that tell the story of the industrial heritage of all of South East England. Stroll through the shed where you can find old locomotives, steam engines, furnaces, and some tools that were used to make glass, bricks, and blacksmithing. You will also find a telephone exchange from 1930 and a bus depot from 1920. This museum is the perfect activity to learn more about the industrial age of England and share a pleasant time with your family.

This beautiful stretch of land is made up of a perfect chain of hills with meadows and streams. The South Downs National Park is relatively new, since it was founded in 2011 and offers all its visitors the perfect setting to enjoy the natural environment and perform a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, horseback riding and more. You can take any of its 4 circular walks to explore the surroundings within the park that pass by the famous Arundel Castle.

One of the best ways to get to know a new place can be by visiting its museums. The Arundel museum is run entirely by volunteers and on your tour you will find several galleries arranged that will show you the prehistoric past of Arundel, the history of trade near the Arun River and much more. You can find ancient pieces such as bellows and anvils from Arundel's time, when it was considered an industrial centre in the 20th century. You can also marvel at some marine fossils, archaeological remains, ancient rocks and much more.

It is one of the most important and emblematic buildings in Arundel. It is a church of great Gothic style much loved by the English that was built in 1870 mixing the medieval French style. Inside you can detail the result of the fantastic workmanship, and the details of the ribbed vaults, beautiful stained-glass windows and tracery in the rose window. Likewise, you can also admire the incredible beauty of its extensive gardens to take pleasant walks and admire nature.

Earl's Garden is an impressive formal garden that was designed in 2008 and consists of a complex of patios with hedges and lawns built with perfect precision. On its way, you will be able to marvel at the diversity of exotic plants and flowers. You can also find two fabulous Victorian-style greenhouses, and some Baroque-style stones. A walk through this beautiful garden will be enough to relax and enjoy the beautiful nature of Arundel and its incredible views.

The Conservatory of Wetlands is an incredible reserve that is home to a wide variety of animals and birds that are at risk of extinction, such as geese, Australian ducks and others. It is also the natural habitat of many other native species. You can take a walk around the area where you can appreciate these charming animals interacting in their natural environment. The reserve is located below the Offham Hanger, a quiet and pleasant wooded area, where you will also find reed beds that you can get to know by taking a boat trip through its water channels.