Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses

Just outside Chichester sits a modern Kingdom Hall belonging to Jehovah's Witnesses - a working place of worship that welcomes visitors to their services and meetings. It's a functional, no-frills sort of building, the kind you'd walk past without thinking twice unless you knew what it was.

This isn't a tourist attraction in the traditional sense. You won't find gift shops or guided tours. Instead, it's genuinely for people interested in attending their meetings or services, which are held throughout the week. If you're staying at one of the nearby caravan parks - Chichester Lakeside is just a mile away, or you're at Haven Church Farm or Butlins down towards Bognor Regis - and you're curious about what Witnesses actually do during their gatherings, you can turn up. They're generally welcoming to visitors.

For families on a park holiday, this works only if you've got a specific interest in their faith. Kids won't find it entertaining as a day out, and it's certainly not a rainy-day activity. That said, if you're staying local and want to understand how different faith communities operate, it's honest and straightforward.

Servicing times aren't listed here, so ring ahead or check their website before you go. Admission is free - as is typical for working churches - but obviously attendance is the point, not just dropping in for a nosey.