Medieval Season at Battle Abbey
Battle Abbey, High Street, Battle, East Sussex, TN33 0AE
Call direct on:
Tel0370 333 1181
Call direct on:
Tel0370 333 1181
Join us at Battle Abbey every day of the summer holidays to learn what life was like in medieval times. From jester workshops, have-a-go archery, storytelling, squire training to lessons in courtly etiquette there will be a different activity each week for children to take part in.
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