High above the medieval streets stands Lewes Castle, begun soon after 1066 by William de Warenne as his stronghold in Sussex and added to over the next 300 years, culminating in the magnificent Barbican. Steep climbs to the top of this and the adjacent keep are rewarded with spectacular views. Next door, in Barbican House Museum, explore the archeological history of Sussex and the changing exhibitions in the upper gallery and visit the specialist history and archeological bookshop on the ground floor
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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| Adult | £9.00 per adult |
| Child | £5.00 per child |
| Concession | £8.50 per concession |
| Family (1 adult 3 children) | £16.00 per family |
| Family (2 adults 4 children) | £24.00 per family |
Combined ticket Lewes Castle/Anne of Cleves are available. Members of the Sussex Archaeological Society can visit free of charge.
Lewes Castle is located centrally in Lewes off the High Street, a few minutes walk from the bus and railway stations. Lewes is easily accessed from the A27, A26 and A275; drivers using the A27 should enter the town from the eastern end of the Lewes by-pass via the Cuilfail Tunnel. Lewes railway station is served by regular trains from Brighton, Eastbourne, Hastings and London.
| Open 10.00am to 5.30pm (1 Jan 2022 - 31 Dec 2022) |
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* Last admission 30 minutes before closure. Gift and Bookshop open until closure.
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