Must See Sights and Landmarks in Hastings Area

"One of the most intriguing of Rye's numerous historic buildings is the Georgian-fronted Lamb House, on West Street. Lamb House was built in 1772 and visited by George I. In 1897 the author Henry James made his home here and stayed until his death in 1916. It is hard to pick only a few of Rye's numerous historic buildings, but one that deserves mention is the Old Hospital, a timber-framed building that dates to the 15th century."

"Bodiam is one of the most impressive 14th century moated castles you are likely to see, built in 1385 to be both a defence and comfortable home. The outside wall is virtually complete and enough of the interior remains to give an impression of medieval castle life. A fantastic place for a family day out, kids love it."

"St Mary's is a striking Norman building dating to the 12th century. Built to a cruciform plan, St Mary's stands almost at the crest of Rye's hill and features stained glass windows by Arts and Crafts pioneer William Morris. One of the most interesting historical features is a 16th-century clock which boasts an 18-foot long pendulum."

"If you’re an animal lover and you’re looking for things to do in Eastbourne, then Sharnfold Farm is going to tick so many boxes for you!. As well as the farm itself, there’s also a farm shop, a butchers, a cafe and a ‘pick your own’ area… so it’s an amazing place for a day out!"