London, a city well-connected to numerous idyllic holiday destinations, offers easy access to England's stunning southern coast. A short train journey from the capital can take you to some of the most popular beach-side destinations that attract thousands of visitors daily. Brighton, Whitstable and Hastings are no strangers to tourists, but there are several lesser-known yet equally beautiful towns that might not be on your radar.
One such place is Rottingdean, a charming village nestled on the south coast of England, forming part of the city of Brighton and Hove. It was even named one of the prettiest spots in the country by Miry Giramondo . Despite being overshadowed by its famous neighbour, this picturesque village is just a few miles east of central Brighton and can be easily reached by bus, bike, car or even on foot via the undercliff walk.
As per VisitBrighton , Rottingdean is a large village "which has plenty of attractions for visitors looking for a day out with its beaches, cliff top walks and sea views." The village is home to an iconic windmill atop Beacon Hill leading to the Nature Reserve. From June to September, the newly established Terraces Stage on the seafront hosts a variety of music and theatrical events, most of which offer free admission.
If you're on the hunt for a deal, Rottingdean High Street is the place to be with its "plenty to offer in the way of refreshments with five pubs all serving food and a whole array of independent cafes, tea rooms and res.
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