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With Sussex home to a number of beautiful villages, you may be stuck on where to choose if searching for one to visit. There are a number of towns and villages across the region that offer exciting things to do and places to see. Here is one you should add to your list of places to pay a visit to in Sussex.
So here is why you should visit the small village of Bosham. @eli_radu30 Bosham :The picturesque village just 2 hours from London that you've probably never heard of. With its charming harbor, historic church, and scenic views, it's the perfect hidden gem for a peaceful escape from London.
đBosham, West Sussex #bosham #westsussex #visitengland ⏠sonido original - EpifaniĚas del Alma Why the Sussex village of Bosham is worth visiting Described by Visit South East England as "a small attractive village on one of the small inlets of Chichester harbour", Bosham has a population of just a few thousand. A historic village that has been inhabited since the time of the Romans, it offers lots of historical value. In fact, a number of Roman buildings have been found in the northern area of the village.
Visit South East England says that today the village is "both picturesque and a thriving centre for sailing". If you are looking for things to do, it says the "picturesque village offers something to suit all tastes". Recommendations by the website include visiting the Quay and the Church, browsing through the many artisan shops in Bosham Walk or just relaxing and enjoying this "very special place".
Named one of the best villages in the country this year, it is clear to see why. The list by The Telegraph said "the loveliness of Bosham cannot be overstated", and said its village green is "perfectly orientated for sunset". Recommended reading: The 'attractive' Sussex village with picturesque High Street well worth a visit The village with top pubs and links to radio host, singer and royal family The tiny Sussex village that has become a magnet for the rich and famous It added: "Sailing is very much Boshamâs raison dâetre.
"It is situated at the end of an inlet in Chichester Harbour, a peaceful natural estuary encompassing islands, inlets, and backwaters where samphire grows wild and birds nest in their thousands. "Find a seat in one of the pub gardens in summer, and life doesnât get much better.".
