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Rye

 
Description: East Sussex village found on the A268 and on the A259, 11 miles east of Hastings. Features a Heritage Centre, Castle ... more
Rye ... Museum and Ypres Tower.

Newest Review: ... During the C17th however, the harbour gradually silted up. Today, if you come to Rye, you can see that the town is a real hotch potch of buildings from differe nt historical eras. Tudor buildings stand crowded together either side of little cobbled streets, mixed in with the odd Georgian building. The most famous ... more

 ... street in Rye, and one which will you will undoubtedly see reproduced on postcards, paintings and prints from the town, is Mermaid Street. A fairly steep cobbled street, it is incredibly picturesque and is the perfect place to stroll along with your...more

weebagpuss
Premium Review Rye: A picturesque English village (1185 words)
by weebagpuss - written on 15/06/01 (Very useful, 417 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 ...

swannie
Premium Review Rye - a gem (141 words)
by swannie - written on 27/08/00 (Useful, 24 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 ...

 

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