Cliffe Bridge,

Cliffe Bridge is a pedestrianised bridge located in Lewes, England. Built between 1726 and 1727, it was reconstructed in 1932. The bridge connects the flatter part of Lewes' high street to other local areas.

While not particularly remarkable in design, Cliffe Bridge serves as a simple crossing over the river. It is noted for being a starting point for those seeking local breweries and good beer. The bridge is part of the historical fabric of Lewes, offering a glimpse into the town's past.

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