This is a very good attraction, loads to see and buy from the shop if you like, Well worth the visit even for the cost

We took our little girl with us and were surprised just how much interesting stuff they had crammed into this small place and gardens. Everywhere you looked there was something unusual from history. The Queen Victoria siting in her chair was renamed "Big Dorian" by our little one who was a bit scared of her!! Worth a visit.

A nice attraction if you are visiting Battle. Well laid out in 'shop window' style, especially nice for more mature adults as it will bring back some nice memories. They had quizzes and a lovely play area for children, but think adults will like the attraction more than children. Apart from the gardens and play area it was all indoor,... More

This was a nice attraction although it does need some work. some of the exhibits were a little tired and the a lot of the commentary buttons didn't work. However the garden is lovely, they have a little wendy house style village out the back and as it was a quiet day me, my friend and her little girl decided... More

As we visited Battle it seemed appropriate to visit Yesterdays World as well. It's OK but I found it a bit repetitive for my tastes. We spoke to other couples with children and they had returned more than once, so maybe it's just me

well worth a visit, children go free with full paying adult, worth every penny. loads to see on how we used to live and also a great exhibition on Queen Victoria and rest of the Royal family. quiz for kids to complete as they go round. its much bigger than it looks from outside. Recommended

Nice and nostalgic for anyone over 30,but does not take that long to go around.Good gift shop and pleasant staff.Print off vouchers online(on there website} and save £2 per adult..

Spent a very interesting morning reviving old memories.Good cafe and childrens play area.

A fun day out for all the family. A great way to spend a few hours