Lewes

Lewes is famous for its historical significance, being the site of the 17th century Battle of Lewes and for its quirky traditions such as Bonfire Night celebrations.

The best time to visit Lewes is during the summer months (June-August) when the weather is warm and there are many local outdoor events and festivals.

Some popular attractions in Lewes include the Lewes Castle, Anne of Cleves House, Southover Grange Gardens and the Pelham House and Town Hall.

The best way to explore Lewes is on foot, as the town is relatively small and many of its historic landmarks are within walking distance of each other. Alternatively, you can bike or rent a car if you prefer.

Lewes has a wide range of culinary delights, ranging from traditional British pub food to modern European cuisine. Some local specialties include the famous Lewes Way Bread, Harvey’s beer and Romney Marsh lambs.