HomeEnglandEast SussexPubs & restaurantsThe Ram InnSave this place☆Want to go☐Been herePubThe Ram InnShow interactive mapShow mapOpen in full map →Full map →OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles · data from OpenStreetMap · terrain Mapzen/AWSTucked below the Downs escarpment in the estate village of Firle, the Ram Inn is an old coaching inn with a walled garden, dining and rooms. Open through the day for food and drink. Glynde station is about 2km to the north-west. More places to visit near The Ram Inn★IconicSouth DownsYou’re inside itNational Park near FittleworthA chalk ridge rolling from Winchester to the sea cliffs at Beachy Head.☆✓HighlightFirle (West Firle)VillageGage estate village under Firle Beacon, with a John Piper window in the church and Bloomsbury painters in the churchyard0.1 km SE · East Sussex☆✓HighlightCharleston FarmhouseGarden near FirleThe Bloomsbury Group's Sussex home below Firle Beacon, its rooms and walled garden painted by Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant.2.2 km E☆✓HighlightMonk's HouseHouse & garden near RodmellA weatherboarded cottage by the River Ouse, home to Virginia and Leonard Woolf from 19194.8 km W☆✓HighlightDrusillas ParkAttraction near AlfristonSmall countryside zoo near Alfriston with a narrow-gauge train, a long-running family day out.6 km SE☆✓HighlightLewesVillageCounty town of steep twittens and flint walls, a Norman castle above, Cluniac priory ruins below and Tom Paine's old house.6 km NW · East Sussex☆✓Firle EscarpmentSSSI0.9 km SSouth Downs WayNational Trail1.5 km SGlyndeVillage1.9 km NWMiddle FarmFarm & farm shop1.9 km EFirle BeaconMarilyn2.2 km SELewes Downs (Mount Caburn)National Nature Reserve2.3 km NWGlynde PlaceHouse & garden2.4 km NWMount CaburnHillfort2.9 km NWAsham QuarrySSSI3.2 km SWBo PeepViewpoint3.4 km SEAlciston ChurchChurch4.1 km SESoutherham Works PitSSSI4.7 km NWVanguard WayLong-distance path5 km ESt Peter'sChurch5.1 km SWRodmellVillage5.2 km WSt John the EvangelistChurch5.5 km SWSt Michael & All AngelsChurch5.6 km SELewes PrioryPriory5.9 km NWSt Michael'sChurch6.1 km NWLetters from AlbionNew places, seasonal days out and the old customs coming up, now and then by email.Leave this empty Email addressSign upUnsubscribe any time. We use your address only to send the letter — privacy.
