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Hastings
the birth place of Britain. The landing place of William the Conqueror
in 1066 and the setting for the battle of Hastings, this quaint, if somewhat
run-down, seaside town sits on the South-East coast in the County of East
Sussex. This Hastings guide aims to give a brief over-view of places to
visit in Hastings, areas of interest as well as some of the historical
information to Hastings, the Battle of Hastings, and 1066 country as a
whole.
For both young and old Hastings offers a variety of activities and places to do and see. From the ruins of Hastings Castle to Hastings Pier and Hastings Beach. Hastings offers some great shopping opportunities in Hastings Town Center for those that like to shop until they drop. And there are plenty of hotels, guest houses and campsites for visitors to Hastings to stay at for the duration of their visit.
Hastings is a stones throw from London, Brighton, and Dover there is never a shortage of other places to go. Trains to London leave regularly from the train stations serving Hastings & St Leonards. Brighton and Dover are a short journey along the coast from Hastings in opposite directions. You could even fit in a day trip to France on one of the Dover ferry crossings!
Use the links index to the left to learn more about visiting Hastings, or the history of Hastings and 1066 country.
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