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on in Bexhill
The shops, restaurants, cafes and pubs in the centre of Bexhill are
mainly centered around Buckhurst Place, Devonshire Road, Sackville Road
and Western Road (see
the map).
Outside of the town centre there is a retail park at Ravenside, just off the A259, on the way
to Hastings.
The beach is shingle and there is a wide promenade that runs from a few
hundred yards east of the Cooden Beach Hotel extending past the De La
Warr Pavilion to the bottom of Galley Hill in the east.
From
the top of Galley Hill there are views to Hastings in the east and
Eastourne to the west. A path runs all the way from Galley
Hill
to St. Leonards and Hastings.
The De La
Warr Pavilion
is a 1935 grade 1 listed Art Deco style building. The
building hosts an exhibition space, a cafe/restaurant, a shop and an
auditorium that hosts concerts, gigs and cinema showings.
Just off the seafront, Egerton Park
hosts a children's playground, outdoor gym equipment, a boating lake, a
refreshment kiosk, tennis courts and indoor/outdoor bowls.
Adjacent to Egerton Park is the Polegrove a large green space
that is home to Bexhill United Football Club and Bexhill
Cricket Club
and also to a number of bowling greens. Large outdoor
events
are also hosted at the Polegrove. Also adjacent
to
Egerton Park is Bexhill
Museum which
opened in 1914 and has four galleries hosting an eclectic collection
of, mainly local, artefacts.
Manor Gardens in Bexhill Old Town is a
attractive 2.6 acre park surrounding the ruins of the old Manor.
There are cafes in the adjacent Bexhill Old Town.
Bexhill is also home to a Sailing Club, a Leisure Centre and a Swimming Pool.
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