Pevensey Castle
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Lovely to walk round and inside the walls, can go up stairs for a great view and down into a dungeon. Dogs allowed on lead,tiny shop, info on headset available.
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Interesting part of history.
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Not so much left as some and no cafe.
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The castle is quite basic if you compare it with other main fortifications such as Dover or Rochester. It is however a place of main importance because of its history and link to 1066 and the Norman invasion.
In ruins (but well looked after) and you need a bit if imagination to picture what it would have been like especially imagining the sea at the bottom of its walls long before the waves receded further away.
Car park and toilet just found the corner.
In ruins (but well looked after) and you need a bit if imagination to picture what it would have been like especially imagining the sea at the bottom of its walls long before the waves receded further away.
Car park and toilet just found the corner.
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Great place peacefuland full of history, small shop and you can visit the dongeons. :-)
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Not a huge amount to see here if you have a dog and it's pretty run down, however, they were starting renovation work on the castle walls when we visited in September 2018, so hopefully the site will improve as time goes on.
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Enjoyable
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Historical place. Interesting, but large area, a lot of walking
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Ruin but so historical
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Lovely place an interesting slice of Sussex history
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Beautiful place
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We really enjoyed our walk around Pevensey. Although little more than ruins, the audio tour really brings it all to life and helps to visualise how it would have looked hundreds of years ago. The audio is a must as it additionally helps to understand the historical significance through the years.
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Love history you'll love Pevensey. Nicely laid out. Very informative.
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A very enjoyable castle to visit. We used the audio guide and found it informative and worth using, staff are very knowlegable and friendly. The stone missiles for catapults are Well worth a look at because they are huge! Really don't fancy one of those hitting you on the head. There is also one of the pevensey guns on site. Car park is spacious but it is a paid car park.
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Massive 3rd - 13th century ruin, in the care of English Heritage. Great place to walk the dog. Don't cough up the £7.20 admission charge - you can See everything from the viewing platform before paying!
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Historically and visually stunning!
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Always walk my dogs in this area but never really ideal to go after it's rained as it gets ridiculously swamped and muddy. The castle itself isn't much to look (should be free entry) but it's a nice trip out in the summer.
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Lovely dog walk round, could let the dog off to. Castle being renovated at the moment.
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Nice English Heritage site near the sea. One of the very first fortifications built by Norman's during 1066 conquer. Not much left, but still a nice place to visit and walk around.
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A nice place to visit, entrance fee to the castle is alittle expensive.
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Made the most of our English Heritage membership and visited Pevensey Castle after Battle Abbey. Really interesting, the free audio guide really adds to it, I found it really informative. The room in the East Wing really gave me the creeps though ð³
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Great and unspoilt!
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Interesting but not much there apart from the walls
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Ok
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Interesting place to visit
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