Pevensey Castle
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Seeped in history. Castle where the Norman's invaded.
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Roman, meets Norman, improved in medieval and added to in world war 2 as spotter station with a pill box
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Relax
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Very nice place, interesting English Heritage sight to visit near the seaside.
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Lots of free field and great visual display in paid part.
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Lovely large Castle interesting even though a large portion of it is being renovated the only downfall it needs more garbage receptacles I'm definitely coming back to visit again beautiful outer Bailey with lovely grass for the dogs to run
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I love this place, not that big but has everything you want to see in a castle and set in such a pretty town. A lovely day out
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Didnt actually visit the castle this time but i remember going as a kid, good example of a norman castle
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The wind blowing hats off. When entering, on the right side of the main gate, you can go down to the dungeon and see the terrible conditions the prisoners were kept in.
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An interesting day out
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Peaceful and a very interesting history from Romans to WWII.
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An interesting historical site - near the landing of William the Conqueror. Much of castle is ruined, one or two rooms to go in plus the dungeon.
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Beautiful place.
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Fascinating old Roman wall around the newer stuff
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Unplanned stop in this castle ruins was great, havent visited from inside ... but just walk around it was enough. Would be nice to have some app and see it in past, that would be the top of visiting ð nice place for picnic.
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Church next to castle. Heghhog by the castle wall. Not spilt by commercialism.. go and explore!!!
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Interesting place to visit, even in a wet and windy day
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Great place for walking
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Loved the Tea Rooms situated just outside. Lovely on a sunny day.
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Amazing historyð
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Very nive photo spot and wslk
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The remains of Pevensey Castle may not look like much but they are historically important. Pevensey Castle has looked like a ruin for most of its existance. The castle was originally Roman but was most significant during the Medieval Era.
I didn't know that Pevensey Castle was used during World War Two as a garrison. If in Pevensey or nearby, do make a trip here. You can walk around the castle for free using the footpath leading across the field if you just want a photo. The castle is owned by English Heritage so it is best to purchase membership if possible, otherwise there is a high entrance fee. I really enjoyed my afternoon here.
I didn't know that Pevensey Castle was used during World War Two as a garrison. If in Pevensey or nearby, do make a trip here. You can walk around the castle for free using the footpath leading across the field if you just want a photo. The castle is owned by English Heritage so it is best to purchase membership if possible, otherwise there is a high entrance fee. I really enjoyed my afternoon here.
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It’s a ruin but many features are intact, it has an unusual keep and was even used for defence as recently as world war 2. Recent works has seen a museum room added and the dungeons open all year. Nice little shop and knowledgeable staff
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We visited Pevensey Castle a couple of years ago and English Heritage have spent quite a bit of money repairing and improving the visitor experience since then. For example the floor in the dungeon has been raised with a metal platform, which means you are not stepping down into 6-inches of water if it has been wet! Make sure you use the free audio guide when going round the castle, as it contains lots of useful information and makes sure you don't miss any fascinating corners.
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Lovely couple of hours spent having a peaceful.picnic amongst the ruins of this beautiful little castle. So much history within it's walls - really interesting to learn so much from the new exhibits. A lovely place if you want a calm couple of hours!
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