Step back into the Past - Today

Our award-winning museum attraction recaptures our amazing past, and is considered to be one of the best social history collections in the UK.

An amazing 125 years of British social history and memorabilia magically brought to life.

Discover over 150,000 nostalgic artefacts, virtual and interactive exhibits superbly recaptured with evocative sounds and smells in life-size street scenes and shop displays.

Discover Victorian life from the Queen herself! See the amazing replica Crown Jewel Collection! Have a free ride on the Victorian Carousel in Great Yarmouth or let your kids play in the secure English Country Garden in Battle.

Delightful indoor Victorian tea room in Great Yarmouth. Lovely tea room with garden terrace in Battle. Traditional fudge and sweet shop

Nostalgic films and music, collectables, dolls houses, soft toys, traditional toys and games, historical books, jewellery, traditional confectionery, jams and marmalades.

Baby changing facilities. Disabled facilities.

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. 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). By Train Battle is located on the London Charing Cross line to Hastings. 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. 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.

We offer lightweight push chairs to take round the museum and will look after your buggy for you. Please check availability of facilities prior to visiting.

If you've had fun on your family day out to Yesterday's World, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

http://www.yesterdaysworld.co.uk/