The Landgate — Attraction in Rother

The Landgate in Rye is a historic structure dating back to the 14th century. It is one of the few remaining parts of the town's medieval defenses. Built in 1329, the gate was part of a larger fortification system designed to protect Rye from invaders. The Landgate features a large archway flanked by two imposing towers, which once housed a portcullis and drawbridge. Today, it stands as a picturesque reminder of Rye's rich history, attracting visitors who are keen to explore its ancient charm and learn about the...

I was told by an enthusiastic local resident that there used to be three (I may have mis-heard) such Landgates. After checking relevant websites, The Landgate is the only one of four fortified entrances which survived. Clock does not show correct time. I was also told lots of smugglers hid their loot in cellars dotted...

Nice historic building. It's quite big compared to how I imagined. It would be even better if we could go in, climb to the top and see the view from there. But of course it's not so big to keep an employee...