What Is Royal Sussex
Royal Sussex refers to the historic county of Sussex in southeast England and its associated royal connections. The title Duke of Sussex is a peerage of the United Kingdom, most recently linked to Prince Harry. Sussex itself is a region bordering Surrey, Kent, and Hampshire, with a long administrative and cultural history.
Geography and Key Areas
The historic county of Sussex is divided into East Sussex and West Sussex. Major areas include Brighton and Hove, a large coastal city, and the South Downs, a protected landscape. The region is known for seaside towns, historic cities such as Chichester, and proximity to London.
Royal Titles and Institutions
The Dukedom of Sussex was created in 1801 for Prince Augustus Frederick. The title later became associated with members of the British royal family. Sussex also gives its name to the Royal Sussex Regiment, a historic British Army unit. For more details on the county, see the official Visit Sussex website at Visit Sussex.
