📜 Britain's only surviving medieval lighthouse, an octagonal tower known as the "Pepperpot", located on St. Catherine's Down, Isle of Wight. 🔍 Built in 1328 as penance for stolen communion wine. # Why Go 🇬🇧 Britain's only surviving medieval lighthouse 📜 Rich history, including a tale of wine theft 🚶 Publicly accessible via footpath with coastal views 🏞️ Scenic views from one of the highest points 🇬🇧 Britain's second oldest lighthouse after Dover’s Roman beacon # Why Avoid ⚠️ Access path across fields may be uneven 🐄 Fields around oratory may contain livestock ♿ Steep staircase at car park entry, not wheelchair friendly # Tips 🅿️ Car park available opposite access path ☕ Refreshments available in car park during summer 🐕 Dogs on leads are welcome # Cost 💰 Free entry # Hours 🕒 Open any reasonable time during daylight hours