The back story
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Town guide
Seaford: the back story
A Martello tower built against Napoleon, a long shingle bay and the chalk headland where the Seven Sisters begin.
Beyond Brighton · east along the coast by train
Seaford: Our Favourites
Seaford, east along the coast by train: Martello Tower No. 74 and the town museum, Seaford Head and the cliff walk to the Seven Sisters, and where to eat, drink and stay.
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Where to stay
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Above the 18th green
The View
A restaurant above the 18th green of Seaford Head golf course, with wide views over the bay.
Southdown Road, Seaford BN25 4JSExplore View on map
Where to eat
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In the town centre
Vicini Vicini
An Italian restaurant and pizzeria in the heart of Seaford, a few minutes from the station.
30 High Street, Seaford BN25 1PLExplore View on map
Bars
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Craft beer and live music
Steamworks
A bar at Seaford station for craft beer, live music and pub classics.
Station Approach, Seaford BN25 2ARExplore View on map
Arts & Culture
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Martello Tower No. 74
Seaford Museum
The town museum inside Martello Tower No. 74 on Seaford’s seafront.
Walks
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Sussex Wildlife Trust
Seaford Head
Chalk clifftops with the classic view of the Seven Sisters, part of the Seven Sisters National Nature Reserve.
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