St Leonards-on-Sea: East Sussex coastal town two hours from Hertfordshire
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 05:08 · Archive
St Leonards-on-Sea in East Sussex is a seaside town two hours from Hertfordshire with shops, restaurants and beaches.
St Leonards-on-Sea is a coastal town in East Sussex situated next to Hastings, two hours from Hertfordshire by car or two and a half hours by train. The town was originally laid out to be a seaside resort by architect James Burton in the 19th century and is described as a 'jewel' offering a 'picture-perfect seaside' view.
The high street is packed with independent businesses including Boudoir, a ladies' clothes store; Teddy Tinker's, an antique shop; and Paisley and Friends, a clothing business. St Clement's Restaurant on the promenade is described as 'fantastic' by locals, with visitors noting its seafood offering.
The town was once a popular destination for the young Princess Victoria and her mother, the Duchess of Kent, who would stay there over the winter months. St Leonards is described as the perfect place to visit for those seeking a calm but shopping-filled weekend getaway.
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- The serene coastal town just 2 hours from Hertfordshire for a perfect getawaySt Leonards-on-Sea is a serene coastal town just two hours from Hertfordshire and is the perfect place to visit for a beach getaway.Herts Advertiser · 25 Oct, 04:00
- The serene coastal town just 2 hours from Hertfordshire for a perfect getawaySt Leonards-on-Sea is a serene coastal town just two hours from Hertfordshire and is the perfect place to visit for a beach getaway.The Comet · 25 Oct, 04:00
In this story: St Leonards-on-Sea · East Sussex · Hertfordshire · James Burton · Princess Victoria · Duchess of Kent · Hastings
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