Rye Castle, England
Rye Castle Coordinates: 50°56′59.35″N 0°44′8.11″E Rye Castle, also known as Ypres Tower, was built in the 13th or 14th centuries, [1] and is situated in Rye, East Sussex, England. It is a Grade I listed building and has been scheduled as an ancient monument. [2] [3] History
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6. Explore the ancient Rye Castle. Rye feels a little like it's suspended in time - so get lost in the town's history. Explore ancient Rye Castle 's Ypres Tower before climbing the bell.
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Situated on the south coast of England and where the English Channel is at its narrowest, Rye was often the first port of call for an intruder sailing across from North West Europe. (This was when it was a fully functioning harbour, before it was separated from the sea by marsh.)
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Opening Times & Admissions Open 7 days a week throughout the year except on 24th and 25th December. March 30 - October 31 : 10:30 - 5:00, last admission 4:30 November 1 - March 29 : 10:30 am - 3:30 Last admission 3:00 pm Admission to the Tower: Adults £5.00 Children under 16 free but must be accompanied by an adult.
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Rye is one of the best-preserved walled medieval hill towns in England. It also has a wonderful selection of Tudor and Georgian buildings. The town kept a strong sense of its own identity when many high streets became clones of one another. One of its great draws is its many independent shops, particularly its antiques outlets.
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Rye Castle is a prominent East Sussex landmark. The castle stands as a testament to England's medieval defense. It offers fascinating exhibitions and tales of Rye. Visitors can experience the grandeur of this historic site firsthand. Plan your visit to Rye Castle today! Uncovering Rye Castle's History
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Rye is a small town located in the county of East Sussex, England. It has a rich history dating back to the Roman era, when it was known as Ripe. The town was a key port and trading center for many centuries, and its history can still be seen in the many ancient buildings and landmarks that remain today. I recently visited Rye on a complete whim.
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Rye Castle, a three storied monument to the ascendancy of the Angevin monarchs stands in East Sussex. Built from iron-stained sandstone, the castle has the iconic square plan with rounded corner towers that was the typical design of the 13 th century.
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Pinterest Rye is one of England's best kept secrets and one of my favorite medieval towns in all of England. It's a quintessential English town that seems suspended in time. Rye is an ancient seaside town, perched on a hilltop above the Romney Marshes. It's filled with crooked streets and quirky independent shops.
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Rye Castle Museum Learn about Rye's history at Ypres Tower. Known as Wipers Tower to locals it's home to Rye Castle Museum. Discover the Tower's roles through nine centuries of history; defence, private home, prison, mortuary and now museum. Climb the tower to check out views over the town and out to the river Rother estuary.
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Also known as Rye Castle, this 13th-century fortification later became a prison and held one of Rye's most famous criminals.. Rye, England, TN31 7HE United Kingdom 50.9498, 0.7356
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Rye is one of the prettiest villages in England's Southeast. It's the sort of place that visitors who don't want to appear to be tourists wish they didn't like so much. Yes, it is full of tourists and day-trippers. Yes, its high street is lined with such tourist magnets as art galleries, antique shops, twee little tea shops, and craft shops.
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Rye Castle is a three story 13th Century quatrefoil plan tower. It is located in the centre of the town overlooking the River Rother. The tower is the last intact part of the town's wall and has been used as the town hall, prison and museum. Ypres Tower, as it is also known, was built by Peter de Savoy in the mid-13th Century.
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Welcome to the website of Rye Castle Museum, a charity and an Accredited museum, situated in beautiful Rye, East Sussex. There is lots to explore! Our two museum sites, RCM East Street and RCM Ypres Tower, are just a short walk apart in the medieval town of Rye.