Rye Castle Museum

Address 3 East Street, RYE, East Sussex, TN31 7JY
(and the Ypres Tower)

Telephone Number 01797-226728

Fax

E-mail info@ryemuseum.co.uk

Opening times From April 1st 2010: The Ypres Tower will open daily 10:30am to 5:00pm, last admission 4:30pm.
East Street Museum is open weekends and Bank Holidays, 10:30am to 5:00pm, last admission 4:30 pm

Entrance A joint ticket for both sites costs £5.00, concessions £4.00, children free. Admission for East Street only is Adult £2.95
Concession/Student £2.50. Children under 16 years: Free when accompanied by an adult who takes full responsibility for them.

A local history museum for Rye. Housed in two buildings, a medieval tower with views over Romney Marsh, contains collections of smuggling items and medieval pottery. The East Street site has displays of uniform, pottery, toys, Rye's fire engine, and changing displays on aspects of Rye's history.

Collections Fine Art, Decorative Art, Archaeology, Photographs, Maritime, Domestic History, Social & Local History, Historic Buildings, Military, Costume & Textiles

Parking Local parking only

Public transport Bus service: Any service to town centre - 7 mins walk
Nearest Railway Station: Rye - 7 mins walk

Facilities

Accessibility Fully Accessible - East St, Limited Access – Tower. Toilets - East St, Wheelchair Accessible - East St, No eating on site, No cloakroom

Address	3 East Street, RYE, East Sussex, TN31 7JY (and the Ypres Tower)
Telephone Number	01797-226728
Fax
E-mail	info@ryemuseum.co.uk
Opening times	From April 1st 2010: The Ypres Tower will open daily 10:30am to 5:00pm, last admission 4:30pm. East Street Museum is open weekends and Bank Holidays, 10:30am to 5:00pm, last admission 4:30 pm
Entrance	A joint ticket for both sites costs £5.00, concessions £4.00, children free. Admission for East Street only is Adult £2.95 Concession/Student £2.50. Children under 16 years: Free when accompanied by an adult who takes full responsibility for them.


A local history museum for Rye. Housed in two buildings, a medieval tower with views over Romney Marsh, contains collections of smuggling items and medieval pottery. The East Street site has displays of uniform, pottery, toys, Rye's fire engine, and changing displays on aspects of Rye's history.
Collections	Fine Art, Decorative Art, Archaeology, Photographs, Maritime, Domestic History, Social & Local History, Historic Buildings, Military, Costume & Textiles
Parking	Local parking only
Public transport	Bus service: Any service to town centre - 7 mins walk Nearest Railway Station: Rye - 7 mins walk
Facilities
Accessibility	Fully Accessible - East St, Limited Access – Tower. Toilets - East St, Wheelchair Accessible - East St, No eating on site, No cloakroom