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Free entry for Mothers to Sussex Past heritage sites on Mother's Day

Friday, 28 March 2025 11:47

By Rudi Banfield

When accompanied by a paying guest, mother's are set to be given free entry to Sussex Past sites this Mother's Day

If you've got a history loving mother in the family, Sussex Past offers the perfect deal this Mother's Day allowing free entry with a paying guest.

The other includes the opportunity to explore Lewes Castle and Museum, the peaceful gardens of Priory House (near Hailsham) and Fishbourne Roman Palace near Chichester.

There's no need to book, simply turn up on Mother's Day!

For more information, check out the Sussex Past website:

https://sussexpast.co.uk/mums-go-free-this-mothers-day/

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