Rye Landgate: Only Surviving Fortified Entrance To Rye

Rye Landgate stands as a testament to the town’s rich history and enduring resilience. Erected over 680 years ago during the reign of King Edward III, this iconic structure remains in use today as the sole vehicular entry point into Rye’s medieval center. Despite the passage of time, it retains much of its original form, serving as a tangible link to the town’s fortified past.

Rye itself holds a significant place in English history, its strategic location at the confluence of three rivers making it a

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