Hastings

Hastings

The Old Town is a charming mix of half-timbered houses, narrow streets and passageways, locally known as ‘twittens’. Both the Shipwreck Museum and the Fishermen’s Museum vividly recall old seafaring days and famous local sunken ships. Next to the museums are the impressive tall black Net Huts, Hastings Fish Market offering fresh fish caught in an environmentally friendly way, fish stalls, seafood restaurants and cafes!

Thing's to do in Hastings

Hastings Beach

The main shingle beach at Hastings is very popular in the summer, with lots of beachside amusements and cafes nearby. 

The Old Town

You'll find lots of antique shops and bric-a-brac stores which make it feel authentically old. Hastings Old Town has kept its historical charm intact while providing some great shops and restaurants, it's worth spending some time strolling these cobblestoned streets.

Hastings pier

Hastings Pier serves as a multifunctional public space that hosts a variety of activities and events. It features an open deck area with stunning views of the English Channel, providing a place for leisurely strolls and enjoying the seaside ambiance. The pier also includes a café, a visitor center, and spaces for exhibitions and performances.

East and West Railways

Travel up to Hastings country park on the cable-led super steep east cliff railway, or head up the west cliff face to Hastings Castle.

The True Crime Museum

Witness the history of the world’s most infamous killers.