Herstmonceux Castle
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Excellent place to visit. Our only drawback we were on a coach trip and needed much more time preferably a full day visit
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Beautiful gardens. The Folly a must see.
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Beautiful gardens in nice location. Friendly staff
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Beautiful place with lovely gardens and statues to keep children occupied. Complete with a tea room and on site parking. You have to pay to walk the grounds or if you go there often buy a season ticket and save money. Follow signs for the Camera Observatory/obscure and this will lead you to the Castle via a friendly security porter on the main entrance, you can then proceed down a few hundred meters to the Castle where you can park on the grass and picnic before entering the open grounds, it really is a beautiful place to spend a good few hours.
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Good morning visit. Be careful not to use the published post code as it takes you to the rear entrance which is miles away. Nice coffee at a good price.
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Beatiful place to visit, small but very impressive.<br>It's a must to visit in good weather to enjoy it to max.<br><br>Cost £8/person which I find it quite cheap versus other s##tholes that charge double or more for derelict places.<br><br>It could easely charge you £15-£20 if they wanted, as it's worth it every penny.
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Fascinating History
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Good value for money walking through gardens with a light lunch.
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Stunning venue. Good for a day out.
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Lovely castle and grounds we spent 3 hours here doing all the walks and trails gardens are well kept basic tea room with some cakes but nice only downer is you can't go inside the castle
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Real castle with most and huge grounds. Pleasant staff and enjoyable refreshments. Shame castle itself is off limits but thanks to Queen's University at least the place hasn't fallen apart.
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Beautiful gardens. Moted Castle. Tea rooms etc. Lovely day out in lovely Sussex countryside.
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Lovely grounds to walk around with pretty bee friendly gardens.<br>Tea shop good. A very good art shop with lots to buy and look at.
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We arrived early for a lecture so took the opportunity to stroll in the stunning gardens . The statues ,sculptures and plants were stunning and fun to seek out . The staff were helpful and polite with lovely hospitality .
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such a beautiful place. very calming and peaceful day out ❤️
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Wonderful castle,well worth a visit
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Nice grounds and tea shop but the castle is not open to the public during term time
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Nice formal gardens and great views of the medieval castle (which, sadly can't be visited). Cafe and shop on site with reasonably priced art from local artists.
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Great French chateau experience in East Sussex, beautiful castle and gardens
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The castle grounds were fantastic. The tea room not so good. It left me feeling hungry as most food sold out at 1 30. The chicken soup my wife and I settled on was the same quality as we get from a tin at home and the roll was cold and soft not crusty as advertised. A lot of money for what it was. I will not buy food here again.
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Well worth a visit
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Fantastic, absolutely loved it
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Lovely place to visit with pretty gardens and woodland walks.
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Excellent
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We came for the gardeners fair. Beautiful place, relaxing. Had a fantastic day with friends
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