A wide variety of animals in naturalistic environments, including meerkats and a walk-through bat enclosure.
Petworld, miniature railway, adventure playground. Café and restaurant.
Open Daily 1000-1800 (closes 1700 Nov-Mar).
www.drusillas.co.uk
Bus 24/25/26 to entrance, 10 minutes journey, see Alfriston Clergy House below.
A medieval thatched cottage with a picturesque garden.
This was the first building to be acquired by the National Trust.
Open Apr-Oct, FS 1030-1630.
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Bus from High Street to Alfriston Coach Park (to Square on Sun & BH), 15 minutes journey.
TTh 24 infrequent, Sat 25 every 3 hours, Sun & BH 26 every 2 hours.
Operated by Cuckmere Buses.
Buses also operate from Berwick, Lewes
and Seaford.
The Priory dates from 1229 and after dissolution of the monasteries in Tudor times it was converted
into a country house. It is in a picturesque setting surrounded by the medieval moat. Features include the Prior's Room,
Victorian and Tudor kitchens, 14th-century gatehouse and a replica Bronze Age roundhouse. Gardens, watermill and forge.
Children's play area. Café.
Open Mar-Sep, Daily 1030-1700. Oct-Feb, see website.
www.sussexpast.co.uk
Bus 54 from High Street, near Rail Station to Lower Dicker, about 20 minutes journey, then 2 miles walk.
M-S hourly, Sun & BH 2-hourly.
Operated by Brighton & Hove.
Buses also operate from Uckfield.
