Exploring the Secrets of Millennium-Old Ruins

- Pevensey Castle is a medieval castle in England, dating back to around 290 AD. It was the largest fortress on the Roman Saxon coast. Located in East Sussex, the castle was used for military purposes again during World War II. Now a heritage site in England, Pevensey Castle is one of many Norman castles in southern England. - Hampden Park in Eastbourne is a large public park with a lake, woodland, and various sports facilities such as tennis courts, football fields, and a skate park. It's also a suburb of Eastbourne and features a unique railway station on the east coast, known for having one of the busiest level crossings in Europe. The park offers recreational activities and is a habitat for various wildlife. Just a 10-minute drive from Pevensey Castle, the park offers a tranquil experience of English parks.