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1. Arundel Castle
Castle/PalaceYou've probably already seen Arundel Castle without knowing it, at least on screen. Its striking resemblence to Windsor means that it's frequently...Read More
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2. Battle Abbey
RuinsSituated six miles northwest of Hastings, this great Benedictine abbey was erected by William the Conqueror on the site of the Battle of Hastings...Read More
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3. Bodiam Castle
Castle/PalaceImmortalized in paintings, photographs, and films, Bodiam Castle (pronounced Boe -dee-um) rises out of the distance like a piece of medieval...Read More
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4. Canterbury Cathedral
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThe focal point of the city was the first of England's great Norman cathedrals. Nucleus of worldwide Anglicanism, the Cathedral Church of Christ...Read More
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5. Charleston
Historic HomeArt and life mixed at Charleston, the farmhouse that Vanessa Bell—sister of Virginia Woolf—bought in 1916 and fancifully decorated, along with...Read More
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6. Chichester Cathedral
Religious Building/Site/ShrineStanding on Roman foundations, 900-year-old Chichester Cathedral has a glass panel that reveals Roman mosaics uncovered during restorations...Read More
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7. Church of King Charles the Martyr
Religious Building/Site/ShrineThis important parish church dates from 1678, when the area was little more than a mineral spring surrounded by fields; the modern town of Tunbridge...Read More
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8. Dover Castle
Castle/PalaceSpectacular and with plenty to explore, Dover Castle, towering high above the ramparts of the white cliffs, is a mighty medieval castle that...Read More
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9. Herstmonceux Castle
Castle/PalaceWith a banner waving from one tower and a glassy moat crossed by what was once a drawbridge, this fairy-tale castle has everything except knights...Read More
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10. Hever Castle
Castle/PalaceIt's hard to imagine a more romantic castle than this: nestled within rolling hills, all turrets and battlements, the whole encircled by a water...Read More
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11. i360
ViewpointDesigned by the same people who made the London Eye, this seaside viewing platform ascends 531 feet into the air, allowing an incredible view...Read More
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12. Ightham Mote
Historic HomeThis wonderful, higgledy-piggledy, timber-framed medieval manor house looks like something out of a fairy tale. Even its name is a bit of an...Read More
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13. Knole
Historic HomeThe pleasant but workaday town of Sevenoaks, seven miles northwest of Tonbridge, lies in London's commuter belt, a world away from the baronial...Read More
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14. Leeds Castle
Castle/PalaceEvery inch the grand medieval castle, Leeds is more like a storybook illustration of what an English castle should look like, from the fortresslike...Read More
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15. Pallant House Gallery
Museum/GalleryThis small but important collection of mostly modern British art includes work by Henry Moore and Graham Sutherland. It's in a modern extension...Read More
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16. RHS Garden Wisley
GardenWisley is the Royal Horticultural Society's innovative and inspirational 240-acre showpiece, beloved by horticulturalists across this garden...Read More
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17. Royal Pavilion
Museum/GalleryThe city's most remarkable building is this delightfully over-the-top domed and pinnacled fantasy. Built as a simple seaside villa in the fashionable...Read More
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18. Sissinghurst Castle Garden
GardenOne of the most famous gardens in the world, unpretentiously beautiful and quintessentially English, Sissinghurst rests deep in the Kentish...Read More
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19. St. Nicholas Church
Religious Building/Site/ShrineJust across the road from Arundel Cathedral is another equally impressive—and equally oversized—religious building. This 14th-century parish...Read More
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20. Watts Gallery and Memorial Chapel
Museum/GalleryAn extraordinary small museum, the Watts Gallery was built in tiny Compton in 1904 by the late-19th-century artist George Frederic Watts (1817...Read More
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