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£4.50 (adult) 
30 mins - 2 hours 
About 7 miles awayA landmark on the south coast, Eastbourne's Redoubt Fortress dates from the 18th Century, to protect Britain from a Napoleonic invasion that never happened. Discover more at the fortress museum, and take a 1 hour tour (available on Tuesdays and Wednesdays) around the site with one of the museum guides at either 11am or 2.30pm.
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HAILSHAM
EAST SUSSEX
50.86°N, 0.26°E
Sunrise: 05:44
Sunset: 15:41
Moon Phase: waning gibbous
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