Rye places to visit interactive map provided by corner house

The Corner House click on the links to be taken to that place on the map, where more information will be displayed.	Rye Harbour Resrve	Battle	Canterbury.	Hastings	Bodiam Castle
Rye
Great Dixter					Leeds Castle
Sissinghurst Gardens					Beckley Childrens Farm
Batemans	Pashley Manor	Kent and Sussex Steam Trains	Rye is surrounded by wonderful countryside. Walks wind their way through a historic landscape full of special wildlife. We are close to the 1066 Country Walk . and the Saxon Shore Walk.	Scotney Castle Gardens	Hythe and Dymchurch Miniature Railway

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A day in Rye is hardly enough to enjoy the delights of the town, so why not stay a while so you can explore the surrounding area. Close to Ashford International Railway station and the Channel Ports, it's also easy to take a day trip to France.

Towns	Rye The ancient town of Rye is just a mile away. Rye is full of charm and steeped in history and ancient tradition. Stranded on a hill top, trapped centuries ago by the sea, Rye was once bustling wiht merchants, sailors, pirates and smugglers. Although the sea has since retreated the town is almost encircled by three rivers and so retains its maritime atmosphere. There are breathtaking views across the Romney Marsh and wonderful houses and shops from every period jostle together along the narrow cobbled streets. Rye has always provided inspiration for craftsmen, painters and writers and its potteries, galleries and antique shops are not to be missed. Hastings Lots of things to see and do for all ages . Hastings Tourism Battle Battle Town visit the abbey and learn about the battle of Hastings Canterbury. A visit to the Cathedral and this lovely town is a must.

Castles	Bodiam Castle One of the most famous castles in Britain. You can drive here, catch a real old stream train from Northiam or Tenterden Station or you can take a boat trip to the castle from Newenden. Leeds Castle Some say the 'Loveliest Castle in the World' Hever Castle Home of the ill fated Anne Boleyn. Dover Castle

Houses	Batemans The home of Rudyard Kipling from 1902–36 Battle Abbey - 1066 and all that.. Lamb House A delightful brick-fronted house, dating from the early 18th century and typical of the attractive town of Rye. This was the home of writer Henry James from 1898 to 1916, and later of author E. F. Benson. Chartwell The home of Winston Churchill

Gardens	Garden enthusiasts will love the choice of wonderful gardens to visit. Here are just a few. Great Dixter The gardens Christopher Lloyd has created around his 15th century manor house are amongst the finest in Britain Sissinghurst 'One of the world’s most celebrated gardens' Scotney Castle Gardens 'One of England’s most romantic gardens' Pashley Manor 'This is a quintessentially English garden'

Steam Trains	Kent and Sussex Steam Trains huff and puff your way to Bodiam Castle Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Miniature Railway will take you back in time as you journey through the countryside.

Walking & Cycling	Rye is surrounded by wonderful countryside. Walks wind their way through a historic landscape full of special wildlife. We are close to the 1066 Country Walk. and the Saxon Shore Walk. We keep maps and details of many local walks and can help you plan your day, be it a 2 mile stroll or a 15 mile hike
Eating & Drinking	Whether you want a Sussex cream tea with homemade cakes and scones, a tasty pub lunch or a gourmet meal, Rye provides a delightful range of tea rooms, restuarants, pubs and Inns. Or you can just pop over the road for a delicious home cooked meal in our village pub/restaurant...the Peace and Plenty.
Websites
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