Explore a different side to the Lewes district and delve into it’s history.
You can also discover folklore and landscapes with Walk This Way: a programme of walks led by local experts.
Visit Lewes is delighted to announce Walk This Way, a series of free to access, themed walks across the district over two consecutive weekends at the end of March: 19th, 20th, 26th and 27th.
With a huge variety of guided walks, there will be something for everyone to enjoy, from the most enthusiastic hikers to history buffs, artists and families. The programme includes coastal and country walks, history and scent walks and even a late night ghost walk in Lewes town.
“Our district has so much to offer and this carefully curated programme of walks across the district will appeal to everyone from nature lovers, artists and photographers to those with a keen interest in the district’s rich history” said Councillor Ruth O’Keeffe, Cabinet Member for Tourism, Lewes District Council. “It will be fantastic to see so many visitors and locals explore the Lewes District by foot in all its glory.” adds Councillor O’Keeffe.
Hundreds of residents are expected to take part, enjoying the positive health impacts of walking whilst learning more of the fascinating history of Lewes and its surrounding towns and countryside.
The full programme and booking information are available on the Visit Lewes website – links as follows:
Programme of Walks: see the full programme of walks on Visit Lewes
Tickets available: book tickets on Eventbrite
Walk numbers will be limited and offered on a first come first served basis. Printed programmes will be available from the Tourist Information Centres in both Lewes and Seaford and other local outlets.
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