Obviously after seeing the beautiful Arundel Castle we didn't want to leave. So we went into Arundel town to see the surroundings of the castle. Arundel is full of lovely, individual shops and cafes with the sweetest faces. It was tranquil and beautiful with each side of the street competing for attention from my lens. 360º
This year marks the 950th anniversary of the first construction of Arundel Castle in West Sussex. The castle was founded on Christmas Day in 1067 when
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Blouse, skirt, belt, hat, and pair of shoes, 1973, English, Mary Quant with Liberty & Co. fabric. 'Arundel'
Arundel Cathedral was built in 1868 and designed as a suitable counterpart to Arundel Castle. The architectural style of the cathedral is French Gothic. It is Grade I listed and is regarded as one of the finest examples of Gothic Revival architecture in the French Gothic style in the country.
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Set high on a hill in West Sussex. Our story begins in 1067 and continues to the present day...
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Arundel Castle, West Sussex
Jousting at Arundel Castle in 2015
Arundel Castle is located four miles north of Littlehampton in West Sussex, England. The castle is now the home of the Duke of Norfolk and his...
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Amber & Luke had their intimate wedding at the historical Arundel Town Hall. This wedding was full of smiles, laughs, and gorgeous fashion.
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Yes, the Arundel Castle is awesome, but what about the rest of the town? Here is a list of 7 fun things to do in the small market town of Arundel, England!
Arundel Castle in West Sussex — the seat of the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal — is every bit as spectacular within as it is from outside. John Martin Robinson describes the transformative representation of the Victorian interiors over the past three decades. Photographs by Paul Highnam for Country Life.
