Pevensey Castle
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Awesome and atmospheric place, with ruins from Roman and Norman times, and two ancient churches either side of the castle. Great views over surrounding countryside and the English Channel. So much heritage in one place!
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Pevensey Castle in where William Duke of Normandy landed in1066.
He built his Castle inside the Roman fort called Anderitum built between AD 280 and AD 300.
It is the start of the 1066 Country Walk which ends in Rye and is 31 miles long, visiting the site of the Battle at Battle Abbey.
He built his Castle inside the Roman fort called Anderitum built between AD 280 and AD 300.
It is the start of the 1066 Country Walk which ends in Rye and is 31 miles long, visiting the site of the Battle at Battle Abbey.
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Fantastic history from Roman Fort to medieval to WW2. Good views
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Great historical beauty spot
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Beautiful, peaceful area to visit. Alongside a lovely village and close to Eastbourne and Beachy Head
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So much of the castle on my doorstep
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a few walls, a nice space to walk.
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Lovely walk through the castle on a chilly day.
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Good public footpath right through castle grounds. Parking nearby
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Full of history, Unfortunately a bit of a ruin,but I think that adds to it's charm and authenticity,a must see
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Huge Roman castle with small Norman Castle. Fascinating.
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Nice walk on a Sunny Saturday afternoon. Positive stuff & nice surroundings
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History and beauty - Castle well worth visiting and a pub and 2 tearooms on East Side. Outer part of castle is free to visit While inner part is English Heritage. You can walk up to the entrance and see inside from their without paying if you want to check out before deciding if you will pay to enter.
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Its old.
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English heritage on Eastbournes doorstep
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Great taverns, plenty of trading and some sublime longdrops. Peasants a little moany but they'll get used to the new rulers soon enough.
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Castle inside was closed due to covid but surrounding grounds inside walls were open to walk around. Beautiful place. And lovely local people.
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Nice place to visit and lots of history to read about.
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There is a car park facing the entrance which allows motor homes. £3.00 all day.
The castle is mostly just ruins. With some good views from the turrets, and a few interesting local history displays in what rooms remain. Number 5 bus stop outside which goes to Eastbourne.
The castle is mostly just ruins. With some good views from the turrets, and a few interesting local history displays in what rooms remain. Number 5 bus stop outside which goes to Eastbourne.
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Huge outer wall, derelict keep.
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Interesting exhibitions and a very welcoming member of staff at the entrance.
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Great historic site
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Interesting displays, although aimed at young children, beautiful views from the high platform, lots of winding stairs to vantage point.
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Currently covered in scaffolding in some areas, but the exhibits are well designed and interesting. The towers are particularly well preserved.
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Great day out to take the Kids or go for a walk,.
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