Winter can be a quiet season for some towns,
with little fun and excitement on offer. Worthing
is an exception to this and there’s still lots to explore throughout winter. Take
the pantomimes, for example. Whether it’s Jack and the Beanstalk or Cinderella,
there’s always a strong selection to choose from for your family to visit.
You can wander Warwick street , with its pretty little
shops and trendy atmosphere or if it’s larger department stores, then check out
Montague street
for some serious shopping.
For a true taste of Christmas for
all ages, then the open air carols at Tarring Park ,
where mulled wine and mince pies are on offer is perfect. With a snow machine
and a magical atmosphere, you won’t find it hard to get swept along with the
wintry spirit of Christmas here.
For more fun and festivities,
there’s the South Street Christmas Market, where gifts and craft wares are
sold, along with warm food and drinks. For a larger market specialising in fantastic
foods, then visit the Emporium market, where there is a wealth of local foods
to choose from, be it meat, pasta, breads or fish.
Of course, a huge draw to Worthing is the beach, and its
promenade is a beautiful spot to take a stroll, whatever the season. As long as
you’re wrapped up, you can enjoy the dramatic waves and curving coastline.
There are also parks and gardens to walk through, if the
weather is dry, ancient churches and historical houses. The pier is a must see
attraction too, with it’s vibrant club and pretty walkway. The Worthing museum
and Art gallery is a wonderful place to top up on your history, with many
artefacts, costumes and toys to view.
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