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Visitor Information

The De La Warr Pavilion is a Modernist icon for contemporary art situated a pebble's throw from the beach in Bexhill on Sea, East Sussex.

This magnificent Grade One listed building has welcomed over half a million visitors since re-opening in October 2005 after a major £9 million refurbishment and redevelopment.  As well as being one of this country‘s architectural landmarks, it also has an enviable reputation as home to some of the best contemporary art on the international circuit today, exhibited in two beautifully restored galleries.

Fresh, locally-sourced food is served in our first floor restaurant overlooking the sea.  Or you can sit in the café/bar or outside on the balconies for a drink and home-made snack from 10am- 5.30pm. There is also a breathtaking roof-top terrace where you can linger to take in the panoramic view before coming back down to the ground floor and visiting our shop, selling books and unique souvenirs by top designers.

A seasonal programme of events to cater for all tastes is available both inside the auditorium and outside – visit performances and events.

Entrance to the Pavilion is free

Registered Charity No. 1065586
A company limited by guarantee and registered in England and Wales
Company No. 3446307
VAT No. GB821 6415 51

The De La Warr Pavilion is right next to the sea with views of Bexhill's award winning (Quality Coast Award) beach ,a vast expanse of unspoilt and safe sand and shingle for everyone to enjoy. Bexhill's beach is right next to Cooden beach and Norman's Bay, the scence of the Norman invasion in 1066.

Click here for links to other visitor attractions in the area


Coastal Treasures
Enabling residents and visitors alike to discover the rich architectural heritage in the Anglo-French cross-border region.

http://www.coastaltreasures.eu/

Wanderlight
Also get involved with the Wanderlight project, an exciting new night-time tour of the architectural gems of Hastings. For more information please click on the following external link: Wanderlight

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