Travelodge Chichester Central
3 StarsCentral Chichester Cathedral proximity, Attentive front desk service
Central Chichester Cathedral proximity, Attentive front desk service
Dine at the Jetty restaurant, Experience historic Georgian building architecture
On-site Thyme restaurant and bar, Four minute walk to station
Welcoming Atmosphere With Fireside Seating, Central Chichester Location Near Attractions
Walk five minutes to station, Relax in spacious en-suite rooms
Potager Restaurant with 2 Rosettes, Easy access to Goodwood Circuit
Dine at Farmer Butcher Chef, Use Extensive Health Club Facilities
Select rooms with harbour views, Waterfront location near Chichester Harbour
Experience family-run boutique hospitality, Relax in private walled garden
Outdoor Heated Swimming Pool Access, Proximity to South Downs Park
Waterside Restaurant Harbour Views, Proximity to Portsmouth Attractions
Award-winning pub and formal restaurant, Select suites with whirlpool tubs
Spacious rooms with cooling fans, On-site Starbucks coffee shop
Fresh British Cuisine and Ales, Convenient Access to Chichester City
Savor freshly cooked breakfast options, Utilize on-site Technogym fitness studio
Friendly and attentive front desk, Adjoining Robin Hood pub restaurant
High-end gastro-pub dining options, Proximity to Emsworth town centre
Convenient access to local dining, Essential in-room beverage facilities
Traditional pub and on-site dining, Historic 18th-century coaching inn
Historic Cedar Restaurant Dining Experience, Indoor Pool and Sauna Facilities
Historic Georgian building with views, Traditional British dining options available
Seafront rooms with beach views, On-site restaurant with sea views
Convenient access to local amenities, On-site dining at Thyme restaurant
Landscaped grounds and garden access, Proximity to Emsworth Rail Station
Outdoor activities in Charlton area, Proximity to Goodwood Racecourse facilities
Private outdoor swimming pool access, Proximity to Selsey Beach coastline
Quick access to Portsmouth attractions, Parking monitored by 24-hour CCTV
Bicycle rental service available, Proximity to Chichester Train Station
Two-minute walk to racecourse, On-site dining at The Stables
Relaxed Backyard Terrace Area, Proximity To Local Attractions
On-site carvery and restaurant dining, Traditional pub with outdoor garden
Expansive garden for guest relaxation, Ten minute walk to centre
Harvester restaurant located next door, Proximity to Staunton Country Park
Proximity to Goodwood Estate attractions, Freshly prepared full English breakfast
Access Portsmouth and Goodwood easily, Dine at Rusty Cutter restaurant
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Fishbourne Roman Palace was built in the 1st century AD and was adapted and extended until its destruction by fire in about 270AD when it was abandoned. It is called a palace rather than a villa because of its size; at its largest it had about 100 rooms. There is no conclusive evidence of who lived here, although it is possible it was occupied in the 1st century by Cogidubnus, a local king who gave allegiance to Rome. Organised excavations began in the early 1960s after a trench being dug for a water main uncovered a mosaic, although finds had been recorded here long before. It now has the largest collection of mosaics in situ in the UK. The north wing has been almost fully excavated and is now covered over to allow the mosaics to be visited. There is a series of rooms with mosaics at varying levels of completeness, with the best being a virtually perfect mosaic of Cupid on a dolphin. The other wings are still underground, but a Roman garden has been recreated in the areas between the buildings with traditional Roman plants and shrubs. A museum has been laid out at the entrance and displays finds from the site and models and descriptions of the building at its various stages. An audio-visual presentation is also available. There is a shop and café. The site is on one level and ramps and walkways take the visitor through the rooms, although there are one or two steps. Opening times vary throughout the year and are detailed on the website.
Fishbourne Roman Palace is a top attraction in Chichester, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Fishbourne Roman Palace, Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Chichester Cathedral, Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester Harbour, all within a convenient distance from Fishbourne Roman Palace.