Attractions

Explore eight acres of magnificent gardens, enjoy sea views, and explore the historic home Lord Warden. Originally built by Henry VIII as a coastal defence castle, Walmer Castle later became the elegant residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. Recently reimagined, see the rooms where the Duke of Wellington the last…

Take a look behind the scenes at Shepherd Neame – Britain’s oldest brewer. See how their beers are crafted, taste natural mineral water from the brewery’s well, try some malted barley, smell locally-grown Kentish hops, see bygone delivery vehicles and step into a recreated cooper’s workshop. Finally there’s a fascinating…

See and hear what it would have been like to be a Lord or Lady 700 years ago as history comes alive at Tonbridge Castle. Take the audio tour (approximately 1 hour) and experience with interactive displays and life-size figures. A vivid recreation of the sights, sounds, and excitement of…

LITERATURE BROUGHT TO LIFE   Experience The Charm Of Chaucer At Canterbury's Much-Loved Visitor Attraction A visit to Canterbury is not completely without experienceing Chaucer's famous tales at this charming visitor attraction. Join us on a journey of discovery… Meet our costumed guides, walk alongside Chaucer’s pilgrims and revel in the…

Ten acres of enchanting Edwardian gardens. Mount Ephraim's topiary garden, rock and water garden, arboretum and rose garden combine to create a charming experience - a monument to an age gone by. First laid out in the 1900s, the gardens suffered through wartime neglect and damage from use by the…

Buckmore Park has become the breeding ground for many young drivers, before moving on to different types of motorsport, including Triple F1 World Champion Lewis Hamilton & Jenson Button. Buckmore has something to offer everyone, no experience necessary. Whether it’s for that first taste of motorsport or just another box…

An award-winning, family-friendly local museum offering visitors a variety of fascinating exhibitions and special events. You can see the world’s largest public collection of Tunbridge Ware, observe the outstanding collection of costume, art and toys, and find out more about the local High Weald environment.   Did you know, Tunbridge Wells is also…

Home to many forms of vintage transport as well as vintage shop fronts displaying the kind of items familiar to our young visitors’ grandparents. The museum includes a model railway and a taxi and bus hunt for children. Crammed with an eclectic mix of exhibits representing transport across the locality.

Discover a haven of beautiful tranquility, hidden away in southeast Kent. The gardens have centuries of history behind them, created by generations of the Fitzwalter family who have lived here since they built the house. Full of year-round gardening quality, and enjoyable for a peaceful family day out.