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National Trust - Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters

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4.7 (11351 reviews)

A scenic spot on the Seven Sisters chalk cliffs with a modern cafe and a National Trust info centre.

Beachy Head Rd, Eastbourne BN20 0AB, UK

$$$$$

+44 1323 423197

Did You Know?
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Seven Sisters Cliffs

The Seven Sisters Cliffs are a series of seven chalk cliffs that stretch along the English Channel, offering breathtaking views.

Birling Gap
Best Vantage Point

Birling Gap is a popular spot to view the Seven Sisters Cliffs, with a free National Trust car park, cafe, and toilets.

National Trust
Conservation Efforts

The National Trust manages Birling Gap and the Seven Sisters, working to protect the natural beauty and historical significance of the area.

Scones
National Trust Tea Rooms

The National Trust tea room at Birling Gap is known for its delicious scones, a popular treat for visitors.

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