The Grange

What it’s like

A free art gallery and museum with exhibitions to wander round, no ticket needed.

This is a small local gallery and museum set up on the first floor, with exhibitions that change often enough to be worth a repeat visit. There's no entry fee, which makes it an easy one to slot into a day out without committing to a full afternoon or a spend on tickets. A chair lift gets you up to the gallery and museum level, and there's a wheelchair kept upstairs if you need one during your visit.

Given it's free and open-plan, it suits a shortish visit, maybe half an hour to an hour looking round the exhibitions rather than a whole day out. The opening hours are on the tighter side though, closing at 4pm every day and only opening at 1pm on Sundays, so it's not a place to plan around a late lunch first.

Parking is at the Rottingdean West Street car park, with charges running 8am to 8pm daily. There are four disabled bays, two of which are set aside for electric vehicles with a valid Blue Badge. Toilets and an accessible toilet are on the ground floor.

Facilities

Need to know

Parking

Rottingdean West Street car park, charges apply 8am-8pm daily

Wheelchairs

Chair lift to first floor where gallery and museum are located

• Free entry, so it's a low-commitment stop rather than a whole day out
• Closes at 4pm every day, and doesn't open until 1pm on Sundays
• A wheelchair is kept upstairs for visitors to use during their visit
• Blue badge holders get priority with two dedicated electric vehicle bays

Plan your visit

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