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The castle is still a small attraction that almost transports the visitor to times gone by - it still has charm

Discover some of the Rich History woven within Kent Walls of Battle Abbey

The battlefield walk is inside the abbey grounds, so costs to get in. It’s an English Heritage site.

I was surprised how much we enjoyed it! The audio guides are really interesting and we learned and experienced a lot. I would definitely come again, there is a lot to see and the big tour we chose covered everything. The shop was great too. The houses and (battle) grounds are managed by English Heritage.

There is a lot on offer for children, there are costume boxes, ring throwing and archery, a scavenger hunt and so on. Adults have to decide whether they want to go inside the ruins, only then does it cost admission (free for NT members, including parking) Inside there are 2 towers to climb via very high steps of a spiral staircase!

Stunning 11th Century monastery built by William the Conqueror on the site of the Battle of Hastings. As well as the ruins, which you can wander around with your bike, there is a great visitors center. Well worth exploring when you're in Battle.

This building was founded in 1070 by William the Conqueror in memory of the battle fought in 1066 on Senlac Hill, after which William of Normandy became king. It is currently managed by English Heritage. For more information, you can visit: english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/1066-battle-of-hastings-abbey-and-battlefield.

This historic building was constructed by Henry VIII between Rye and Winchelsea with the aim of defending the port of Rye