‘Brading, steeped in history and beauty’The ancient, town of Brading is steeped in history and the old port that began life as a Roman seaport some 2,000 years ago, and was active until the 16th century when ships would lay alongside at the quay behind the Bugle Inn, is now a seaport with no access to the sea. The Brading of today stands on a hillside below Brading Down on the western bank of the River Yar, to the east of the Isle of Wight. Enveloped within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this small rural town has a wealth of countryside walks, a wide range of attractions, including museums and historic houses and a fine selection of country pubs and places to stay. Above all, Brading has a vibrant community spirit that brought together the Brading Town Partnership and Brading Town Council who worked with Hidden Britain on the Brading tourism project.
Discover more about BradingThere are many useful sources of further information about Brading, its main attractions, events and activities. Click on the links below to discover more about Brading on the Isle of Wight.
Hidden Britain’s BradingHidden Britain is a community-focussed, not-for-profit organisation, dedicated to helping businesses, residents, community groups and local authorities come together to develop the tourism potential within their community. |
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