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The Story of Rye Town
700 years of Rye history are brought to life in this fascinating and informative show, centred on the beautifully crafted model created to show Rye as it was in the early 19th century. As the story unfolds, the commentary is enhanced by dramatic sound and light effects, all of which combine to capture the imagination in a way which is sure to echo in your mind as you explore
the cobbled streets and passages of Rye. Show lasts approximately 20 minutes.Audio Walks
The sights and sounds of Rye's fascinating history are brought to life as you are guided by personal stereo around this ancient town, available in English, French and Japanese. Choice of Historical or Ghost (English only) walk. Hear about:Rye Heritage Centre
Rye Heritage Centre
provides an ideal introduction to the town, whether your visit is for educational purposes or for pleasure. The centre brings together the Rye Town Model, the Heritage Centre Exhibition and the Rye Tourist information Centre. Help and information is available covering all aspects of tourism in the area, including details of the many local attractions, places of interest and accommodation. The gift shop offers a wide range of gifts, souvenirs and postcards.
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Opening Times
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(2008 times)
April to October:Daily 10.00am - 5.00pm Daily November, December and March: Daily 10.00am - 4.00pm. January and Februaty: Daily 10.00am - 3.00pm. |
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Admission Charges
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(2008 prices)
Story of Rye:Adult £3.00; Concession £1.50; Child £1.00. Audio Walks: Adult £3.00; Concession £1.50; Child £1.00 for hire by day or night. Deposit taken. |
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Directions
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| On A259 opposite sailing boats. |
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Story of Rye Postcode for SatNav: TN31 7AY |
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Nearby Attractions
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Brenzett Aeronautical Museum
(7 Miles)*
Brenzett Museum is a unique collection of wartime equipment, remains recovered from aircraft crash sites and memorabilia collected and donated to the Museum since its formation in 1972. |
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Kent and East Sussex Railway
(8 Miles)*
Economic pressures forced British Railways to withdraw the passenger service in 1954. Volunteers got together and, in 1974, re-opened a section of the line. The railway now runs for almost 11 miles, making it one of the longest such lines in the UK. |
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South of England Rare Breeds Centre
(9 Miles)*
Home to a large collection of rare British farm breeds, you can get close to 'history on the hoof'. |
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