Historic attractions Battle Abbey and battlefield 1066 must be one of the most familiar dates in English history. Visit the place where it all happened. Anne of Cleves' House, Lewes A 16th century half-timbered house that formed part of Henry VIII's divorce settlement to Anne of Cleves. Newhaven Fort Underground tunnels and interactive exhibits bring the events of wartime Britain to life. The Redoubt Fortress and Military Museum, Eastbourne Built in the early 1800s to deter Napoleon's forces, the fortress is now home to three military collections. Bodiam Castle, near Robertsbridge One of Britain's most famous castles, built in 1385. Some of the interior survives. Herstmonceux Castle A romantic moated castle surrounded by parkland. It boasts an Elizabethan walled garden and a reputation for ghost sightings. Pevensey Castle Dating back to Roman times, this ancient monument played an important part in English history. The Long Man of Wilmington This ancient chalk hill figure is said to date back to the Bronze Age. Lewes Castle Started soon after 1066 and finished nearly 300 years later, the castle has panoramic views, interpretation boards, interactive models and costumes to dress up in.
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