insideSUSSEX Magazine Issue 06 - August 2015 | Page 71

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Gilded Pleasure
Gilded pleasure is a relaxed, home
from home place for you to enjoy
having your hair transformed.
They are a team of professional,
friendly, experienced hairdressers
who are passionate about their
clients’ needs.

Arundel Castle
Perhaps the most famous building in the entire town,
Arundel Castle gazes down at everyone and everything
from its hilltop position. Built in 1138, Arundel Castle
was designed and created specifically for the first Earl
of Arundel, Roger de Montgomery, and it has been the
family home of the Duke of Arundel for over 1,000 years,
passing down through the generations. It is also open
to the public, giving everyone the chance to explore this
wonderful example of a medieval castle.

The team is dedicated to making
you feel comfortable and making
sure you leave feeling confident
and in love with your new hair.
Steven and Jakk opened the
salon in 2013 and have loved
every moment. Jodie and Nicky
have since joined the team and
have exceeded themselves in
contributing to the success of the
salon.

37 Tarrant Street
Arundel
BN18 9DG
01903 884893
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Arundel Museum
Arundel Museum tells the story of a town that has always
been busy and exciting, but that just keeps getting better
and better. Here you can learn about everything from
the first per-Roman settlements right up to the present
day. With their popular family event days, the Museum
Detective Challenge, walking history tours through the
town, great café and coffee shop, and knowledgeable
volunteers, this museum will satisfy even the most curious
of visitors.
Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre
Learn how things used to work in a different time at the
Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre. This intriguing
and interesting place contains exhibits such as a narrow
gauge railway, a bus service (both of which can be used
for free, and are a wonderful piece of nostalgia as well
as a great way of seeing the entire museum at once), a
printing workshop, a blacksmith, and a potter as well as
much more. They also run various events throughout the
year.