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 Exotic Brighton Pavillion, built around 1800 in Indian Moghul style as a seaside holiday home for the Prince Regent |
 The promenade and beach at Brighton |
 The Seven Sisters is a series of chalk cliffs near to Eastbourne. On the right is famous Beachy Head and its lighthouse |
 Eastbourne from the chalk cliffs |
 The meanders of the River Cuckmere |
 Between the wooded ridges of hills there are broad, flat clay vales |
 A view across the South Downs |
 Lewes was founded where the River Ouse could be crossed just at the edge of the South Downs. In Norman times a castle was built and there was a harbour and docks. The river has since silted up |
 Hastings is famous for its fishing boats, its pebble beach and its cliff railway |
 Bodium Castle. The moated castle guards a gap in the hills in case of invasion from the south |