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Pevensey Castle, Norman Invasion
Walk & Talk.
Please arrive 10:15am for 10:30am talk
OR 1:15pm for 1:30pm talk
Free for EH members, ticket prices apply for non-members
Advanced reservation is required
Pevensey Castle, ticket office and shop
Email
pevensey-castle@english-heritage.org.uk
The 28th September marks the anniversary of the arrival of the Norman invasion at Pevensey in the lead up to the Battle of Hastings. Join us at Pevensey Castle for a guided tour on this momentous day.
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Pevensey Castle, WealdenWalk the massive outer walls and gatehouse of one of the Romans' Saxon shore forts, within which the Normans built another oval-shaped castle, now ruined. Parts of the towers, keep and chapel remain and Elizabethan catapult balls and cannon can also be seen.
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