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Rye makes an excellent weekend destination or a stop on a cycle or hiking tour of the Romney Marshes. It's also a good place to warm up with tea and a cake after a bracing day on nearby, dog-friendly Camber Sands.

Though no longer a deep-water port, Rye does have a harbor, about two miles south of the town along the Rother estuary. It supports a fishing fleet that supplies restaurants up and down the Sussex and Kent coasts and across the Channel in France. The town's scallop festival in February launches the season for plump and succulent Rye Bay scallops - best in the coldest months of the year.

About 25 antiques stores are scattered around the town, many of them strung along Cinque Ports Street. There's also a good number of tea shops, seafood restaurants, and pubs. The Old Bell, a 15th-century pub on the High Street, looks just like an old English pub should look - even though you can order tapas there. Its vaulted cellars and underground passages were probably used by smugglers to hide their booty. In the 18th century, Rye was a notorious smuggler's haven.

While you're in Rye, stop in at one of the two branches of the Rye Castle Museum (the Ypres Tower and the East Street Museum), to find out more about this town's fascinating past.

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