Despite the fact that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will keep up their home at Kensington Palace in London, there's a couple of things the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should think about their new namesake that you've likely been pondering about, as well. 

Situated in the southeast of England, Sussex is a locale flanked by the English Channel in the south, by Surrey toward the north, by Hampshire toward the west, and by Kent to the upper east. It is isolated into the districts of East Sussex and West Sussex and the city of Brighton and Hove. Together, they have a populace of around 1.6 million. 

Be that as it may, enough about topography and numbers. In front of Harry and Meghan's first joint visit to Sussex one week from now, this is what you have to think about the English beach front area. (Prepare to begin arranging an end of the week escape.) 

Since Sussex covers a huge bit of England's south drift, it's nothing unexpected that it is known for its shoreline resort towns. Truth be told, the zone's biggest city is Brighton and Hove, which is celebrated for its Victorian-age dock. 

Sussex additionally has a lot of calmer spots for shoreline escapes, including the littler resort town of Eastbourne, which likewise has a Victorian wharf, and the beachside town of West Wittering outside the city of Chichester in West Sussex. 

Sussex is additionally home to a standout amongst the most critical areas in England's history. In the wake of overcoming King Harold of England in 1066 in the Battle of Hastings, William of Normandy—otherwise known as William the Conqueror—fabricated Battle Abbey over the combat zone in East Sussex as compensation for the slaughter. 

On the off chance that Harry and Meghan are the fixer upper composes, they could give Bodiam Castle a go. Worked in the fourteenth century, it accompanies transcending towers and a substantial channel, yet needs a considerable amount of sprucing up, as it's been in ruins for many years. 

However, in the event that they would prefer not to move to Sussex, Harry and Meghan could likewise check whether the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk would have them at Arundel, an eleventh century manor that has been their hereditary home for a long time. Ruler Victoria and her better half, Prince Albert, remained here for three days in 1846, so we envision they'd be available to respecting a couple of more imperial visitors later on. 

In the event that shoreline towns and medieval mansions aren't their your thing, Sussex likewise has a lot of beguiling towns to investigate on an end of the week escape. Rye, Alfriston, Midhurst, and Lewes are for the most part wonderful choices for spending a couple of days in the farmland. 

The Telegraph named Rye's Mermaid Street one of the "prettiest in Britain" a couple of years back, calling it "storybook beautiful, with cobbles running steeply downhill and notable houses either side." 

Most importantly, Sussex is known for its normal magnificence. The Seven Sisters chalk precipices are a notorious piece of Britain's south drift, which outskirts the English Channel. 

The Seven Sisters are additionally part of South Downs National Park, the most up to date national stop in England where fields of poppies sprout among the moving slopes among June and August every year. 

All in all, what are you sitting tight for? Despite the fact that you most likely won't keep running into the Duke of Duchess of Sussex, it's very worth flying by for an end of the week.