Dedication of the Chapel of Christ's Stillness by Rev'd Joy Collins on 6th May 2022
Local Attractions
We can advise on guided tours of all local Churches and any attraction you may wish to visit.
Rye
Rye is an ancient town near the coast in East Sussex. In the centre, there are cobbled lanes which are lined with medieval, half-timbered houses.
Here is a list of some attractions in Rye:
- St Mary the Virgin Church & Clock Tower
- Ypres Tower with museum
- Rye Harbour Nature Reserve with new bird-watching centre
- Mermaid Street
- Lamb House
- Camber Castle
- Market day on Thursdays
- Rye Golf Club
Dungeness
Here is a list of some attractions in Dungeness :
- Miniature passenger railway
- Cafe and souvenir shop
- Two lighthouses
- Nature reserve
- Polish War Memorial
Hastings
Hastings is a town on the southeast coast. It is known for the 1066 Battle of Hastings, fought on a nearby field where Battle Abbey now stands.
Here is a list of some attractions in Hastings:
- Smugglers' Adventure Caves
- The Old Town
- Fishermen's Museum
- Hastings Country Park
- Alexandra Park
- Victorian lifts to east & west hills
Churches of Hastings
Hastings has so many beautiful, historic Churches, here is a list of some of them:
- St Clement's in the old town
- Church in the Wood, Hollington
- St Mary Star of the Sea in the old town
- Christ Church, Ore
- All Saints in the old town
Guestling/Pett
Guestling is a very small village set in gorgeous countryside and linked to Pett.
Here is a list of some attractions in Guestling/Pett:
- Saint Lawrence's Church (medieval)
- Guestling Wood
- Pett Level beach
- White Hart Beefeater Pub/restaurant
- The 1066 Walk
- The Two Sawyers Pub, Pett
Winchelsea
Winchelsea is a small medieval town in the non-metropolitan county of East Sussex, located between the High Weald and the Romney Marsh.
Here is a list of some attractions in Winchelsea:
- St Thomas The Martyr Church (the resting place of Spike Milligan)
- John Wesley Chapel
- Winchelsea Court Hall Museum
- Winchelsea Cellers
- Winchelsea Beach
