National Trust Uppark:  A fine late 17th century National Trust house. Anyone who loves a good period drama will be interested in seeing the contrast in life upstairs and downstairs at Uppark, with a maze of small servants' quarters below stairs, and the large, grand rooms for the nobility on the ground floor. The prolific English writer H.G. Wells spent some of his early years at Uppark, where his mother, Sarah, was housekeeper.

Goodwood Estate, Racecourse & Motor Circuit: 12,000-acre Goodwood Estate, is also home to Goodwood Motor Circuit and Racecourse.  The world-famous motorsport festivals Goodwood Revival, Festival of Speed and the Members' Meeting are all held here. Visitors to Goodwood Estate can also participate in high-octane track days and other exciting driving experiences, among other sporting adventures.

Chichester: This small city is most famous for Chichester Cathedral, the seat of the Anglican Bishop of Chichester. The cathedral has stunning Norman and Gothic features, and is home to beautiful medieval and contemporary art, including two rare medieval sculptures.