Visitor Info
Opening Times
Yesterday’s World Battle is open 7 days a week
8th January 2010 – 31st March 2010 10.00am – 4.00pm
1st April – 31st October 2010 10.00am – 5.00pm
1st November – 24 December 2010 10.00am – 4.00pm
Last admission one hour before closing
Admission Prices
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Shop Only Adult Child / Student Under 5’s Family ticket (2+2) Extra child for family ticket Special Needs (including Carer) Garden & Tea Room Only* |
FREE £7.00 £6.00 FREE £20.00 £3.00 £5.00 £3.00 |
*Not available on event days |
Annual Season Ticket
Adult: £20.00
Senior / Student: £15.00
Family (2+3) £60.00
An annual season ticket entitles you to:
* Entry into Yesterday’s World and Garden (including play village and tea room)
* Free entry to Yesterday’s World events
* Free entry to Yesterday’s World Great Yarmouth
* Half price admission to The Hop Farm, Paddock Wood, Kent
For further details please call 01424 777 226.
HOW TO GET TO YESTERDAY’S WORLD BATTLE
By Car
At Junction 5 on the M25 follow the signs for Hastings and the A21. Continue until you see the signs for Battle which are signposted off the A21.
To plan your route visit www.theaa.com or go to www.streetmap.co.uk – our postcode is TN33 0AQ.
By Bus
There are regular bus services to Battle, which run from most towns in the South East. Call the national Travel Line (0870 608 2608). We are only 50 yards from the High Street bus stops.
By train
Battle is located on the London Charing Cross line to Hastings. For the latest information on train times, contact Rail Enquiries on 0845 748 49 50 or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk/planmyjourney.
We are approximately a ten minute walk from Battle station. From the station, proceed to the end of the road and turn right up towards the High Street. Yesterday’s World is opposite Battle Abbey Gatehouse.
Parking
The nearest long stay car park is situated in Park Lane, opposite Yesterday’s World, to the side of the Battle Abbey Gatehouse entrance. There is also a pay & display car park in Mount Street.
Disabled access
Yesterday’s World, is presented in two parts; a 600 year old medieval hall-house set over 3 floors, and a new 2 storey state-of-the-art exhibition centre that is purpose built to allow access for all. The tea room is also fully wheelchair friendly with lift access to the garden.
Due to its listed status, access to the upper floors of the medieval house is via stairs.
There is a Disabled toilet on site.