Winchelsea 
Description
Located on a high ridge formed by the confluence of the rivers Brede, Rother and Tillingham. The town was formed in the 13th century to place the older settlement which had been at sea level and was lost to erosion. Today perched on the top of it's ridge the town has commanding views over the countryside, and a fine collection of old buildings, set in a grid pattern around the church at the centre, and with three of the four original town gates still standing.
Charge
Getting There
The 100 bus runs hourly (every other hour on Sundays) from Rye up onto the ridge that Winchelsea is on, before carrying on to Hastings. The journey takes just under 10 minutesLatitude: 50.924258; Longitude: 0.708899
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