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Steyning (/ ˈstɛnɪŋ / STEN-ing) is a town and civil parish in the Horsham district of West Sussex, England. It is located at the north end of the River Adur gap in the South Downs, four miles (6.4 km) north of the coastal town of Shoreham-by-Sea.
Historic Steyning, nestling against the inspiring landscape of the South Downs, is well known as one of the most picturesque towns in Sussex. The town of Saint Cuthman (c750AD), Steyning is rich in history, with scores of timber-framed buildings in and around the ancient High Street, and its excellent museum.
Visit the historic town of Steyning and the equally beautiful neighbouring villages of Bramber, Upper Beeding, Wiston, Ashurst, Edburton and Small Dole in the heart of the South Downs.
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Steyning Horseshoe Loop Walk
If you love a spectacular view then this walk is the one for you. This walk is approximately 5km (3 miles) and follows a circular ‘horseshoe’ loop starting from Steyning high street and taking you up to the South Downs, almost to the South Downs Way, before dropping back down towards the high street. Keep your eyes peeled for the many different species of butterfly that can be found in this area. We spotted a number of butterflies on our recent visit, including the Holly Blue shown below. The...
Wiston to Steyning Walk
If you fancy a slightly longer walk, why not try our Wiston to Steyning Walkwhich is a 9km (5.6 mile) long circular route. Instead of starting in Steyning, this walk starts in Wiston and takes you up onto the South Downs Way before heading back down to Steyning at the halfway point. In Steyning, you can grab some refreshments and browse the shops before returning to Wiston along a flat path which is a bit easier on the legs than the outward route! Wiston to Steyning Walk Directions
Browse the Independent Shops
Steyning is home to a number of independent shops, which are perfect for browsing, buying gifts, and picking up some local produce. We have listed some of our favourites below. La Maison Verte sells some beautiful French style pieces, including home accessories, glassware, painted furniture, mirrors, ceramics and decorative items as well as some beautiful pieces of jewellery. Sakala sells some lovely pieces sourced from India, Nepal and nearby, including clothes, jewellery, homeware and gifts...
Bramber Castle and village
Bramber village is located approximately 1 mile from Steyning, which is smaller in size but is rich in history. Bramber Castle, owned by English Heritage consists of the remains of a Norman Castle built shortly after the Norman conquest. It sits high on a natural knoll overlooking Sussex and the River Adur. All that remains is one surviving wall standing at a height of 14 metres. Entry is free and parking costs £2 for all non-English Heritage members. St Mary’s Houseis another historic buildi...
Wiston Estate
Located just over a 10-minute drive from Steyning is the beautiful Wiston Estate, which consists of 16-acres of vines planted by the Goring family. Tours of the vineyard can be booked costing £20 per person – see here for more information on the dates they are running and how to book.
Victoria’s Sponge
Victoria’s Sponge is located on Steyning high street, serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and a range of hot and cold drinks and cakes. They also have a good selection of vegan, dairy-free and gluten-free options. Although a relatively new café, opening in 2019, Victoria’s Sponge has already picked up second place in the County Times Café of the Year award 2020.
Cobblestone Tea House
The Cobblestone Tea House is a cute and quintessentially British café located in Cobblestone Walk, just off the Steyning high street. They sell a range of hot food, including Full English breakfasts, jacket potatoes, sandwiches and toasties, and a range of delicious cakes and scones. They also won the County Times Café of the Year award in 2020!
The Castle Inn Hotel
The Castle Inn Hotel is located in the village of Bramber, a short walk from Steyning. There is a range of rooms to choose from to suit your needs including standard rooms, standard family rooms, superior family rooms, disabled access and pet-friendly rooms. Prices range from £45 – £110 per night (including breakfast). If you are in the area, why not visit other nearby towns and cities in Sussex?
Feb 18, 2024 · Steyning, a picturesque village nestled in the heart of West Sussex, offers a glimpse into England’s rich past and vibrant rural life. With its historical buildings, quaint streets, and stunning location at the edge of the South Downs National Park, Steyning is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.
Steyning is a small town surrounded by the South Downs, just 6 miles from Shoreham-by-Sea, 8 miles from Worthing, 12 miles from Brighton and 13 miles from Horsham. Sadly, as with most other small villages and towns there is no longer a railway service, the closest being at Shoreham-by-Sea.
Things To Do In Steyning. The town of Steyning in West Sussex dates back to Anglo-Saxon times and along with the surrounding area, is rich in both history and legends. About 6 km north of the coast, it’s hard to believe that in Saxon times, Steyning was a thriving port but although the river eventually silted up to effectively prevent trade, ...
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