The 10 best ways to enjoy the weather in Chichester this weekend

By Henry Bryant

Video Journalist

Published 9th Jun 2025, 14:27 BST

Updated 19th Jun 2025, 11:48 BST

With scorching heat coming to the West Sussex city this weekend, these are ten of the best ways people can enjoy it in Chichester.

Ah yes, the summer is here (or at least for this weekend!).

Here are 10 things you can do in Chichester this weekend, to make the most of the summer sunshine.

Walk along the historic Chichester walls for scenic views across the city and the cathedral.

1. Things to do in Chichester this weekend

Walk along the historic Chichester walls for scenic views across the city and the cathedral. Photo: Henry Bryant

Last year, Chichester Cathedral was named on the Which? list of best UK days out for free. It's a great place to explore and walk around in the sun.

2. Things to do in Chichester this weekend

Last year, Chichester Cathedral was named on the Which? list of best UK days out for free. It's a great place to explore and walk around in the sun. Photo: Henry Bryant

Trips operate daily through the summer by trained volunteers. Sailings depart from and return to, the Basin in Chichester and the trips last 75 minutes (round trip). There are usually two sailings a day, with times dependent on the boat and crew. Find out more and book by searching www.chichestercanal.org.uk

3. Things to do in Chichester this weekend

Trips operate daily through the summer by trained volunteers. Sailings depart from and return to, the Basin in Chichester and the trips last 75 minutes (round trip). There are usually two sailings a day, with times dependent on the boat and crew. Find out more and book by searching www.chichestercanal.org.uk Photo: Sussex World

These beautifully restored gardens are stunning in June with roses, herbaceous borders, and the Victorian glasshouses in full bloom. It's a great spot for photography, picnics, or a peaceful afternoon stroll.

4. Things to do in Chichester this weekend

These beautifully restored gardens are stunning in June with roses, herbaceous borders, and the Victorian glasshouses in full bloom. It's a great spot for photography, picnics, or a peaceful afternoon stroll. Photo: Contributed

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