Local Reviews
In February 2023, Alex Patrick said about Pevensey Castle
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In February 2023, marc chamy said about Pevensey Castle
The castle of William the Conqueror (William for the English) is very beautiful for its age since it dates just after 1066, his invasion. However, you will have to pay â¬14 to visit what remains, but it is very informative for history buffs. The visit to the village is also worth the detour.Visited on
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In February 2023, Martin Bradley said about Towner Eastbourne
Unique! Love Ravillious. Lots more to like a lot.
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In February 2023, Richard Kirk said about Langney Shopping Centre
The old end looks tired and grubby
The new end has too many empty shops.
The new end has too many empty shops.
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In February 2023, Sally Sharp said about Pevensey Castle
Poor effort from English Heritage to close site in half term week. Looks an extremely interesting site from the outside, pity we couldn't get inVisited on
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In February 2023, Andrew Thomas said about Pevensey Castle
Imposing ruined castle with a long history, starting as a Roman fort, and seeing its last defensive role in World War 2, with the hidden gun posts remaining intact to this day.
There are information boards around the site, and a handheld audio guide helps bring the ruins to life. The 16th century gun sitting on a replica carriage is particularly impressive, and it was good to see water in the moat.
There's a small gift shop, and the whole site is dog friendly. The external grounds are free to access, while up to date ticket prices for the castle are on the English Heritage website. Paid public parking is available in the village, a short walk from the castle. Staff were welcoming and helpful, so I was able to make the most of my visit despite arriving late in the day.
There are information boards around the site, and a handheld audio guide helps bring the ruins to life. The 16th century gun sitting on a replica carriage is particularly impressive, and it was good to see water in the moat.
There's a small gift shop, and the whole site is dog friendly. The external grounds are free to access, while up to date ticket prices for the castle are on the English Heritage website. Paid public parking is available in the village, a short walk from the castle. Staff were welcoming and helpful, so I was able to make the most of my visit despite arriving late in the day.
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In February 2023, Ian Bennison said about The Beacon Eastbourne
Nice clean tidy shopping area
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In February 2023, Patrick Healy said about The Beacon Eastbourne
Went to Wilko and purchased a tin of Varnish..Lovely customer service. X
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In February 2023, Gus H said about Alexandra Arms
A well run Pub serving great food and well kept beers. Staff are friendly, efficient and welcoming. Great, pleasant atmosphere. Card only purchase.
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In February 2023, Slobodan KolareviÄ said about The Beacon Eastbourne
(Translated by Google) Excellent
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