Lewes Castle & Museum
Lewes
Type:Castle / Fort
Tel: +44 01273 486290
Lewes
Tel: +44 01273 486290
High above the medieval streets of Lewes in East Sussex, stands Lewes Castle, begun soon after 1066 by William de Warenne as his stronghold in Sussex and added to over the next 300 years, culminating in the magnificent Barbican. Climb the steep steps to the top and be rewarded with spectacular views over the town. Discover the towns story, with a short film and model of Lewes. Look out for talks and workshops throughout the year.
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