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RyeNewest Review: ... generation much, but they are true classics and definately worth a look. 2) The Rye town model. This is located on the ground floor of the Heritige centre and is a miniature scale model of the whole town. Some serious work has been put into this model, but i think it has been left alone for quite some time now and is looking a little bit tired, there is a show which incorporates the model, ... more |
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by - written on 01/09/09 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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Rye is a very pleasant place to visit, i spent the day here with my Fiancee and had a great time. There are several tourist oriented things to do which include:- 1) The old penny arcade. This is located on the first floor of the Heritige centre at the heart of Rye, it is great fun and houses a very good collection of old amusement machines from the early 1900's, it will cost you £1 for 7 old pennys which in my opinion is pretty good value for money. The machines probably wont appeal to the xbox and playstation generation much, but they are true classics and definately worth a look. 2) The Rye town model. This is located on the ground ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/06/01 (Very useful, 741 readings)
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If you want to experience a traditional, historic, picturesque little English town, then Rye is the place. Situated in the south of England, in East Sussex, it is easily accessible by either car or train. I will admit at the outset that I absolutely adore this little town, and it has played a crucial role in my family history, so my opinion is fairly one-sided! Right, let's start off with some of the historical background. Rye, an ancient Cinque Port Town sits on a sandstone hill, from which you can obtain fantastic and far reaching views of the surrounding area, including Romney Marsh and the sea. The positioning of the town was essential for the defensive ... Read the complete review
by - written on 27/08/00 (Useful, 30 readings)
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Rye is a lovely small town in East Sussex. It used to be a port but silting up means the sea is now a mile or more away. It is well known for the large number of antique shops and if you like that you can spend a day looking round them - and spend a lot of money if you wish. It also a pleasant town just to wander around with some narrow streets and old buildings. It is worth going up to the higher part of the town for the views. You can also walk by the river and for the energetic you could walk to the coast. Shopping and eating tends to be more towards the specialist and therefore somewhat higher priced end of the market. It can be quite busy in summer but its still ... Read the complete review
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