ShareDiscover the unique architecture along the Sussex coast, including the UK's longest bench.
Follow the colourful, personally-engraved slats of the bench as it twists and winds its way alongside Littlehampton’s 2013 Blue Flag beach and you’ll come across the unmissable architecture of the East Beach Café.
Uniquely designed to resemble a piece of washed up driftwood by 2012 Olympic Cauldron architect Thomas Heatherwick, this is the perfect place to enjoy locally caught seafood overlooking the beautiful West Sussex coast.
For more local tourist information:
- Littlehampton Tourist Information Centre
- Email Address jo-lhvic@hotmail.co.uk
- Contact Details 01903 721866
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