Click image for details	Click below for details	Location	Best to See
	1066 Country Walk The 1066 Country Walk starts at Pevensey and meanders around the Battle area to finish up at Rye , if you enjoy walking take a look at the route and choose any area, as all are very attractive and provide easy to hard walking.	Pevensey Herstmonceux Boreham Street Warbleton Battle Westfield Icklesham Winchelsea Rye	Dry
	Battle Abbey site of the Battle of Hastings in 1066AD Come to the heart of 1066 country and see this fantastic building which was started in 1070 to commemorate the win by King William of Normandy over the Saxon King Harold on Senlac Field , the location of the Battle of Hastings .	Battle	Dry
	Buckleys Yesterdays World Enjoy strolling round the many Victorian and Edwardian displays, such as chemists, grocers, sweet shop, kitchen, as well as a 1930's country railway station, wireless shop, photographer's studio and many more ...	Battle	Wet & Dry
	Mad Jack Fullers Follies John Fuller of Brightling owned the mansion adjoining the Church and the Brightling Estate. The Family became famous for its iron furnace at Heathfield which produced guns and cannons for the navy, and the forge at Burwash Weald which produced a wide range of implements for agriculture and family use.	Brightling	Dry
	Pevensey Castle Pevensey Castle is a great family day out in East Sussex, encompassing rich history and fun things to do and see for adults and children. With a history stretching back over 16 centuries, Pevensey Castle chronicles more graphically than any other fortress the story of Britain's south coast defences.	Pevensey	Dry
	Sussex Farm Museum The museum houses a collection of antique and vintage farm tools, implements, barn and field machinery, carts, waggons, trade and private horse-drawn vehicles and equipment associated with them. It tells of a Sussex countryside in an age when farming was labour intensive depending on ox, horse and oil for motive power. The collection numbers over 4000 items, of which more than 2000 are on display at any time.	Horam	Dry
	The Cuckoo Trail The Cuckoo Trail takes its name from the light railway, the Cuckoo Line , which was closed in the early 1960's. The line ran from Eridge to Polegate, through Heathfield , where by tradition, the first Cuckoo of spring was released at the annual Heffle fair.	Heathfield Horam Hellingly Hailsham Polegate	Wet & Dry