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		Bodiam Castle - Bodiam, near Robertsbridge, East Sussex TN32 5UA Telephone: 01580 830436. One of Britain's most famous and evocative castles Sussex Family Attraction of the Year Medieval battlements, ramparts and moat to explore Try on armour (on selected days in school holidays) Wonderful views across an archaeology-rich landscape

		Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve is a 'must see'. It is a unique area of maritime cliff with a cliff top area of maritime acid grassland and heath, gill woodland (including some ancient woodland), scrub, neutral grassland, and amenity grassland. The cliffs at Hastings Country Park constitute the largest area of the High Weald ridge that meets the sea. This sandstone and clay coastline is uniquely positioned between the alluvial plains of Rye Bay and Pevensey Bay and the chalk of the North and South Downs.

		Rye Harbour Nature Reserve is a mosaic of habitats beside the sea with shingle, salt marsh, sand dunes, rivers, pits, grazing marsh, reed beds and farmland. Full of wildlife for you to discover.

Rye is an ancient town situated on the south coast of England in the county of East Sussex. It has its own harbour and is part of the 1000 year old Cinque Ports defence association of south east England. Nowadays, it is very much a tourist attraction, with its own thriving market. Rye harbour is very popular with sailing enthusiasts. And nearby, the nature reserve keeps bird watchers occupied all year round.

From the tower of the 12th century St Mary's church, one looks down at a town which has altered little through the ages. Handsome Georgian buildings jostle half timbered Tudor houses in the cobbled streets, unchanged for hundreds of years. The Ypres Tower, the Landgate and Town Wall all provide great photo opportunities. But, Rye provides the visitor with many other pleasures too.

Apart from brilliant views, antique shops, art galleries, book shops and potteries, there are tea shops serving delicious home made cakes and scones with Sussex cream, splendid old inns, some still selling locally brewed 'real ale' for the dedicated beer drinker and a wide variety of fine restaurants to suit every taste and pocket.

White Cottage Bed and Breakfast for accommodation near Rye and Hastings.