Fascinating place which everyone should visit! It is amazing to walk round the site and field where the famous battle took place. The free audio guide was very informative. Friendly staff too. Well worth visiting

Visited Battle Abbey and the Battlefield on a coldish January day, luckily it was dry. It was a pleasant walk and day. My children, like most children are doing 1066 at school, therefore no more appropriate place to visit. Took a picnic which was pleasant,...More

What an amazing experience to tread on the actual ground where some 14,000 combined English soldiers under King Harold and a multinational force of soldiers under then Duke William of Normandy (later the Conqueror) met at that decisive Battle in 1066 that ended Saxon rule...More

Battle Abbey and Battlefield are an interesting outing if you are in the area. Probably not worthwhile travelling a long way just for this though.

More could be done with this. Perhaps with maps showing where the formations moved over the hill during the day, where William was, where Harold was estimated to be, some models with the dress/clothes of the day, the Doomsday pages showing the population of Senlac...More

This is well worth a visit, well organised grounds and helpful staff. We really enjoyed the experience. It's at the end of the historic town, which is also worth visiting.

Just off Battle High Street lies the entrance to one of England's most iconic landmarks. You can chose to take a short or longer walk round the site, ending at the site of the abbey where King Harold was killed in the final stages of...More