Chichester’s major landmark is the splendid 11th century old Chichester Cathedral which is dedicated to the Holy Trinity. It houses a shrine of Saint Richard of Chichester and a medieval tomb of a knight and his wife, the inspiration of the poem "An Arundel Tomb", by Philip Larkin. The large window mounted on the floor of the south aisle of the cathedral commands views of the remains of Roman mosaic pavement. In addition to the cathedral, there are five other Church of England churches, St Richard’s Roman Catholic Church and nine religious building of other denomination. For those who crave for some outdoor fun can visit the nearby coastline which is dotted with stunning beaches to the south and moving further you will find many other picturesque villages and towns to explore, including the bustling market towns of Petworth, Fittleworth, and Midhurst. Easily accessible from holiday cottages Chichester and homes are many other significant attractions such as Goodwood House, West Dean gardens, and Stansted Park. Besides you can also browse through a variety of shops in the town where you can buy all kinds of goods - from fashion wear to exquisite souvenirs and gift items.

Chichester is internationally reputed for its annual festivals and fairs which draw thousands of art lovers from various parts of the country. In the month of July the town holds an annual three-week arts and music festival in its most prestigious Chichester Festival Theater, which congregates actors, writers and directors from the West End theater. Located within close proximity to holiday homes Chichester is the Pallant House Gallery where you can see a fabulous collection of modern British art. For some more entertainment you can watch a movie at the swanky Cineplex or drop off into one of the many pubs where you can relish your favorite drink and enjoy some peppy live music performances till wee hours