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It's that time of year again where the nights are closing in and the clocks are about to fall back... but that doesn't mean there's not plenty to keep you entertained this October half term.
Brace the elements in the great outdoors to blow away those cobwebs, or fully embrace your spooky self with Halloween events like Drusillas Park's virtual Monster Dash and Shriek Week.
For spooky goings on in 1066 Country over half term keep checking our page as events are added over the next few weeks.
Fancy an overnight stay in a haunted inn?
The Mermaid Inn, Rye has 600 years of history and a reputation for ghostly sightings. It is located in the recently voted most ‘Instagrammable’ street, Mermaid Street.
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The Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Discovery Centre and The Bale House in Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve both opened in summer 2021.
Soar Tour is an exciting new visitor attraction for Bexhill using virtual reality technology to take a thrilling flight high above the 1066 Country coastline.
The British Tea Museum in Hastings celebrates the customs and manners of British teatime, with tearoom and a teatime masterclass, the latter available for groups.
The new look Rye Heritage Centre reopened for visitors to enjoy the Story of Rye show and the vintage penny arcades machines. It’s your starting point for any visit to Rye.
Rye Lodge Hotel has rebranded as the beautifully refurbished The Lookout Rye, perfect for a couples’ break away.
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