Grand Parade in Hastings

Grand Parade in Hastings is a single-lane, asphalted expressway. It runs in an east-west direction starting from Marina and crosses Market Street, London Road, Eversfield Place and Warrior Square. This road is part of the long-distance road "A259". In the vicinity, you can find among other things 3 cafés, a public toilet, an artwork and a bicycle shop. The nearest stops are Market Street and Warrior Square. The bus line 26/26A stops here.

Road Type
expressway
Lanes
1
Speed Limit
30 mph
Operator
East Sussex County Council
Route
east-west

Cafés

  • Kassa (coffee shop) at Grand Parade 15 (TN37 6DN).
  • Beach Cafe (coffee shop, Lunch, Drinks, Alcohol, breakfast, outdoor seating) at Lower Promenade (TN37 6FA).
  • Goat Ledge.

Bar

  • Forbidden Fruit at Grand Parade (TN37 6DN).

Bus stops

  • Market Street.
  • Warrior Square.
  • bus lines 26/26A

Bicycle shops

  • Hastings Bike project (Hastings Bike Project).

Hotels

  • The Bank Hotel & Bistro.

Public toilet

  • Warrior Square Public Conveniences (wheelchair accessible, free).

Artwork

  • Queen Victoria Statue (artist: Francis John Williamson, bronze).

Parking

  • Grand Parade Car Park (underground).