Follow the progress of the building of our new style rooms at Strand House. ... more information

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Within the Winchelsea, East Sussex web site you can find accommodation in Winchelsea including self catering, bed and breakfast, B&B; and hotels. The Winchelsea site also has restaurants, Tourist Information, things to do in Winchelsea, shops and more in the directory! ... more information

Details of events, Cellar tours, Greyfriars Opera, Book Fair taking place in the town. Local shops, transport and local walks. ... more information

Be one of the first to sample the new audio tour for the picturesque, medieval town of Rye in East Sussex. This tour has been developed for you to download and play on your iPhone, iPod, mobile telephone or other portable mp3 playing device. For just £2.99 you can download the tour (21.3Mb and 37 minutes long although the tour itself should take between one and two hours depending on how quickly you walk). ... more information

Visit Rye is the official tourist and local business website for Rye, East Sussex. Visit Rye provides information for visitors looking to stay, eat, shop and explore the maritime cinque port. ... more information

Here you will find details on current countryside activities in the Romney Marsh area as well as information about the Romney Marsh and the role of the Countryside Project. The Project covers Lydd, Dungeness and New Romney. ... more information

The old town of Hastings is a lovely old area of fishing boats, nets, old houses and winding streets. A funicular railway carries guests to the top of the cliffs, from where there are stunning views. ... more information

Acts as a site of tourist information, houses the Town Model and the history of Rye. ... more information

Premises- We are the ONLY school at Camber Sands to have a centre located ON the beach. On-site classroom protected from the elements, changing rooms, secure storage, free parking, shop and all equipment readily available is a massive advantage. Avoid travelling long distances, getting changed in cold car parks and learning theory out of the boot of a vehicle - learn in comfort. ... more information

DEFRA sponsored site which gives walks around farms in East Sussex ... more information

Buckswood School is a private school but the stables are open to the public for both lessons and hacking. ... more information

The High Weald stretches between Tonbridge and Hastings and from Tenterden to Horsham and is one of the finest landscapes in England ... more information

Sussex Coastal Walks 1) Roedean Café to Rottingdean 2) Newhaven to Lewes (linear) 3) Berwick to Michelham 4) Beachy Head 5) Bexhill Circular 6) Hastings 7) Fairlight Circular 8) Winchelsea Circular ... more information

Horse riding available for guests ... more information

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Have a great afternoon out speeding round Rye Bay in a powerboat. ... more information

Town guide to Winchelsea Beach and local community events. ... more information

On 14 October 1066 an army of invading Normans defeated the English at the Battle of Hastings in East Sussex. Now the whole family can discover the exciting story of that fateful day at the very place it happened. A major new exhibition uses film, computer technology and interactive exhibits to bring to life this bloodiest of conflicts. Enjoy the new audio tour of the 100-acre battlefield, stand on the very spot where King Harold was slain and explore the ruins of the atmospheric abbey, built by William the Conquer to commemorate the thousands who died. It is a great day out for the whole family. ... more information

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. Beginning in the 4th century as one of the last and strongest of the Roman 'Saxon Shore' forts - two-thirds of whose towered walls still stand - it was the landing place of William the Conqueror's army in 1066. ... more information

The impressive ruins of an abbey of Premonstratensian 'white canons', on the Kent-Sussex border. They include much of the 13th to 15th-century church, the chapter house, and a picturesque 14th-century gatehouse.Now set in a landscape designed by Humphry Repton, the famous landscape gardener, who also planned the grounds of Kenwood House in London. Rooms in the 'Georgian Gothick' dower house are also open to visitors. ... more information

The volunteer run Bluebell Line was the UK's first preserved standard gauge passenger railway, re-opening part of the Lewes to East Grinstead line of the old London Brighton & South Coast Railway in 1960. Since then it has developed into one of the largest tourist attractions in Sussex, yet it still remains true to its objectives of the preservation for posterity of a country branch line, its steam locomotives, coaches and goods stock, signalling systems, stations and operating practices. ... more information

A castle, gardens and Britain's home for astronomy. Open from April till October. ... more information

Wonderful medieval castle set in the historic town of Lewes. ... more information

Fun, adventure & discovery Whatever the weather or time of year, no other attraction offers so much to see and do as the Rare Breeds Centre with its unique mix of fun, excitement and countryside adventure, set in 120 acres of unspoilt countryside. The Rare Breeds Centre is owned and run by Canterbury Oast Trust, a charity that provides homes, care and occupational opportunities for adults with learning disabilities. ... more information

Steam railway running from Tenterden to Northiam - from here you can walk to Bodiam Castle. Guests staying at Strand House can receive a discount. ... more information

A miniature railway running between Hythe and Dungeness stopping at most villages along the route. ... more information

The Long Man of Wilmington, mysterious guardian of the South Downs, has baffled archaeologists and historians for hundreds of years. Until recently the earliest record of Europe’s largest representation of the human form was in a drawing made by William Burrell when he visited Wilmington Priory, nestling under the steep slopes of Windover Hill, home of the 235 feet high Wilmington Giant. In 1993, however, a new drawing of the Long Man was discovered, made by surveyor, John Rowley, in 1710. ... more information

Activities, events and places to visit around Rye, Hastings, Battle and Eastbourne. ... more information

Sustrans is a chariry devoted to promoting sustainable travel and recreation. ... more information

One of the UK's leading opera venues, Glynebourne is an out door opera venue with some of the highest production standards in the world. With international singers and lavish sets the festival is always over subscribed. ... more information

AA 4-Star Highly Commended Guest Accommodation ... more information

Enjoy England Gold Award ... more information

Strand House is one of Alastair Sawdays Special Places ... more information

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A favourite place for us to stay - great food, lovely countryside - a really great restaurant with rooms. ... more information

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London Bed and Breakfast arranged tours for guests from Germany to travel across South East England and London. ... more information

Biddenden Vineyard is Kent's oldest commercial vineyard, having been established by the Barnes family in 1969. The vineyards are set in 22 acres on a gentle south facing slope in a shallow sheltered valley, 1.2 miles from the lovely Wealden village of Biddenden. Ten varieties of grapes are grown to produce White, Red, Rosé and Quality Sparkling wines. Traditional Kentish ciders have also been made here for over 20 years together with farm pressed apple juices. ... more information

Vineyard just south of Tenterden which also has a restaurant by Richard Phillips. ... more information

Award-winning organic red, white and sparkling English wines, all grown and bottled at England's oldest organic vineyard, established 1979 at Sedlescombe in Sussex. Sedlescombe is the home of the UK's original organic vineyard, where we offer the finest quality organic wines, ideal as ethical gifts for wine lovers. ... more information

Sandhurst Vineyards is situated at Hoads Farm, Crouch Lane, Sandhurst, Kent. Our vineyard consists of Bacchus, Reichensteiner and Schonberger grapes for white wine production and Rondo and Dornfelder for red wine. The wine is made by Owen Elias, the winemaker at New Wave Wines, Tenterden, Kent. Our current range comprises sparkling, dry and medium dry white, red, rose and dessert wine. ... more information

Choose Organic is a website focused on a guide to organic products and produce - A non-profit making project. ... more information

Good food near Northiam ... more information

We represent and support local food groups and producers in the South East of England with marketing, trade development, business support & training. We are funded by the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) and aim to help food and drink producers across the region grow their businesses. Contains Food Trails around the local area. ... more information

This local market takes place every Wednesday on Strand Quay, Rye between 10am and 1pm - or until 12 pm in winter (October to April) ... more information

Great restaurant with a Michelin star only half and hours drive from Strand House. ... more information

Paul & Debbie believe that today’s diners expect fresh, seasonal produce and their dining experience to be in a relaxed, professional environment. ... more information

THE PEOPLES FOOD COMPANY IS A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE THAT SERVES DELICIOUS, HOMEMADE FRESH FOOD IN A VARIETY OF STYLES AND SETTINGS. We change our menus with the seasons, love planet friendly food and use as much local, organic and fairtrade ingredients as we can. Call Angela or Tom for more information on 07720 314 540 or email us at [email protected] ... more information

Open air opera that takes place in Winchelsea in June. ... more information

The Longbowmen organise the annual Siege of Rye Festival in July ... more information

Details of the 5th November celebrations in Rye Town. ... more information

A local festival of the arts often featuring many top names. Takes place in September. ... more information

All the news and events from around Sussex. ... more information

Bedgebury National Pinetum and forest is the premier outdoor site in the Southeast of England. With nearly 10,000 trees and shrubs the Pinetum is the most complete collection of temperate conifers in the world, it is also an important site of ex situ conservation and a centre of excellence. ... more information

Michelham Priory is a very beautiful historic property nestling deep in the Sussex countryside and offers much to interest visitors – history, exhibits, superbly kept gardens, art exhibitions, wildlife, working watermill. There is a well-stocked Gift Shop and a self-service restaurant. ... more information

A wonderful garden created by Christopher Lloyd near to Northiam. Open from April to October ... more information

Pashley Manor is a quintessential English garden located on the Sussex and Kent border in the heart of South East England’s garden country. Pashley offers a sumptuous blend of romantic landscaping, imaginative plantings and fine old trees, fountains, springs and large ponds. The gardens are open from April to September. ... more information

Created during the early 1990’s the beautiful gardens at Merriments have quickly developed into a stunningly beautiful 4 acres of densely planted borders where the plants grown in the nursery can be seen in a garden context with a truly remarkable depth of imagination. ... more information

A great site for planning your wedding. ... more information

Wedding photographer who regularly does photo shoots at Strand House for our brides. Rich Page, International award winning marine photographer. ... more information

International award winning photographer. Rich Page is one of the UK’S leading wedding and Portrait Photographers. Career started in photography by working at the sharp end of photojournalism gathering freelance news images for a London broadsheet and later at an international news and picture agency. Having work published in many of the leading publications from both the London and New York Times, The Telegraph, Hello, Conde Nast Brides, Wedding magazine, OK! & The National Geographic. ... more information

Weddings are our speciality, whatever size your wedding or event, we will work with you to meet your dreams as well as your budget. From bridal bouquets and buttonholes to floral arches and pedestals, we will ensure that your wedding flowers will be wonderful and perfect as the whole day. Helen was a member of a team who won a silver medal at the Chelsea Flower show in the year 2000. Helen has also won the silver Gilt as a member of the Kent NAFAS team. If you have a forthcoming wedding, please call us to arrange a consultation. We have an extensive portfolio of past weddings for inspiration and guidance. ... more information

Alastair Sawdays new guide to places to get married, host a party or have some other sort of function. ... more information

Local news and events for bird watchers and other wild life enthusiasts. ... more information

A unique family-run working woodland park in the beautiful hills of the Sussex High Weald. ... more information

Lying at the heart of South East England the High Weald is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) for its medieval landscape of rolling hills, small, irregular fields, abundant woods and hedges, scattered farmsteads and sunken lanes. ... more information

The latest National Park stretching from Eastbourne along the Sussex coast to beyond Chichester. ... more information

Close to the Kent border and in the heart of the rural countryside, this reserve is found in one of the quietest and most wooded parts of Sussex. Much of the surrounding land is Forestry Commission owned plantations of conifers, but Flatropers Wood offers an oasis of variety. ... more information

Supports the protection of many of Britains oldest breeds of animal. ... more information

Sussex Wild Life Trust ... more information

Visitors can experience life in one of the largest reedbeds in Sussex first hand using a raised boardwalk which takes you into the heart of this wonderful reserve. What you can see Reed warbler, sedge warbler, lesser whitethroat, bearded tit, water rail, teal, reed bunting, bladderwort, frogbit, a variety of amphibians, wainscot and other specialist moths. ... more information

The bird sanctuary at Dungeness ... more information