Goodwood in West Sussex is home to a wealth of history and heritage, thanks to its famous aerodrome and horseracing.

Visit Goodwood Aerodrome to admire vintage aircraft. Originally a World War II airfield, known as RAF Westhampnett, it was from Goodwood Aerodrome that pilots were trained in Hurricanes and Spitfires. Alternatively, revel in the history of Goodwood racecourse – the first public race meeting took place there in 1802, and there’s years of racing to uncover.

Goodwood Aerodrome
Flying at Goodwood Aerodrome

If you’re looking for great flying experiences in Sussex, to learn to fly or to simply admire vintage aircraft, Goodwood Aerodrome is the place to go. Home to Goodwood Flying School and the Goodwood Aerodrome Café, you can while away the hours surrounded in all thing’s aviation.

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Goodwood Racecourse
Horseracing at Goodwood

There’s so much great horseracing to be experienced at Goodwood racecourse. With 19 unique Goodwood race days taking place throughout the season, including the Qatar Goodwood Festival, there’s something for everyone.

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A photo showing a view from The Trundle near Chichester West Sussex
The Trundle walk

The Trundle (or St Roche’s Hill to give it its official name) is located near Chichester and can be accessed using these South Downs National Park walking trails from Lavant, West Dean or Singleton. The name The Trundle comes from…

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