Attractions Arundel

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Palace / Castle

Arundel Castle

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Arundel Castle, currently the seat of the Duke of Norfolk, dates from approximately 1070 and is one of the most complete remaining British castles. Exhibits within the castle include various works of art, armour and period furnishings and a visit includes the opportunity to view the Gothic architecture of the 14thC Fitzalan Chapel as well as explore the established gardens. Special historical events are regularly showcased and included in the normal admission tariff. Arundel Castle has also fea [more]

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Church / Cathedral / Monastery

Arundel Cathedral

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Arundel Cathedral is the cathedral church for the catholic Diocese of Arundel and Brighton and is located on a highpoint overlooking the town and surrounding countryside. The church was dedicated in 1873 and became a cathedral in 1965 when the Diocese of Arundel and Brighton was first created. The cathedral architecture is Victorian gothic with a strong French style and was built for Henry, 15th Duke of Norfolk. The architect, James Hansom, is perhaps better known as the inventor of the Hans [more]

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