Weald and Downland Open Air Museum

Weald and Downland Open Air Museum : The Michelin guide review

Over thirty traditional buildings have been re-erected in the magnificent grounds of this well-situated open-air museum, launched in 1967 to rescue country buildings in southeast England. They include a thatched cottage, a shop, a medieval farm, Tudor market hall, a working watermill, a tollhouse and a school. An introduction to the museum is given in Hambrook Barn where there is an exhibition and demonstrations.