
What is recorded here
The National Heritage List for England records Battle Abbey as a registered park or garden at Grade II. The saved point comes from the centre supplied by the official record. Listing does not by itself mean that the public may enter the place.
William the Conqueror's Norman forces defeated the Anglo-Saxon army led by King Harold II, around 1066. The battle marked the culmination of the Norman conquest of England, leading to a major shift in English society, governance, and language.
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Places near here
Battle of Hastings 1066Registered battlefield · 149 yd
Battle Abbey SchoolListed building · 375 yd
Battle Abbey DormitoryRuins · 398 yd
Statue in the woodsMonument or public art · 402 yd
Senlac HillMountain / peak · 407 yd
The Pilgrims Rest RestaurantListed building · 416 yd
Inscribed stone, Battle AbbeyAncient stone or rock art · 462 yd
The Abbot’s CottageMemorial · 583 yd
Lake FieldViewpoint · 645 yd
Saxon WoodWood · 676 yd
Manser's ShawWood · 695 yd
Memorial statue in BattleMonument or public art · 789 ydOther information
Photo: Chris Shaw · CC BY-SA 2.0