The back story
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Opened 1935
The De La Warr Pavilion: the back story
A modernist pavilion of glass, concrete and steel on the seafront at Bexhill: the story of the De La Warr Pavilion.
Beyond Brighton · about an hour east by direct train
Bexhill-on-Sea: Our Favourites
Bexhill-on-Sea, about an hour east of Brighton by direct train: the De La Warr Pavilion of 1935, the seafront and the Georgian Old Town, Egerton Park and Bexhill Museum, and Bexhill’s first micropub.
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Where to stay
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Waterside escape
The Relais Cooden Beach
A hotel on the beach at Cooden, at the western end of Bexhill.
Cooden Sea Road, Bexhill-on-Sea TN39 4TTExplore View on map
Where to eat
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In the town centre
Bentleys Steakhouse
A steakhouse on Western Road in Bexhill’s town centre.
12 Western Road, Bexhill-on-Sea TN40 1DXExplore View on map
Pubs
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Bexhill’s first
The Brickmaker’s Alehouse
Bexhill’s first micropub, with real ales served straight from the cask.
27 Sea Road, Bexhill-on-Sea TN40 1EEExplore View on map
What to see and do
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Modernist landmarks
Bexhill seafront
A traditional seafront punctuated by modernist architecture, with the De La Warr Pavilion at its heart.
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Georgian buildings
Bexhill Old Town
The old village inland from the sea, with fine Georgian buildings.
Arts & Culture
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Est. 1935
De La Warr Pavilion
The Modernist seafront pavilion of 1935, now an arts centre with free exhibitions, a café bar and concerts.
Parks and gardens
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Lake and museum
Egerton Park
A park near the seafront with a boating lake, tennis, bowls and Bexhill Museum.
Property
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Seafront and Old Town
Living in Bexhill
Seafront flats and Edwardian streets near the Pavilion, the Georgian Old Town inland, and Cooden to the west.
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