Attractions

Climb the tower for stunning panoramic views over the English Channel and surrounding countryside. Dungeness Lighthouse is in fact the second of three lighthouses built here on what is one of the biggest shingle peninsulas on the world. The historic Grade II listed building was opened by HRM Prince of…

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…

Biddenden Vineyards, Kent’s original commercial vineyard, prides itself on being a family run vineyard with the second and third generation of the Barnes family managing the estate. Visitors are welcome to stroll through the 24 acres of vines. The vineyard shop is open daily for tastings and offers a wide variety…

Brogdale is home to the National Fruit Collection. Brogdale Collections orchards are home to thousands of varieties of apples, pears, quince, cherry, plum & more. From beautiful blossom to fruitful bounty there is always something to see and discover at Brogdale. Enjoy history, heritage and tastings with a self-led or…

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…

Set in over 100 acres of beautiful, unspoilt countryside the Rare Breeds Centre offers a great day outside with the family! Highlights include: Farm animals petting Creepy Crawly World Falconry displays Indoor Play Barn Woodland Trails Animal Paddocks Pig Racing Outdoor play Walk-Through Butterfly Tunnel Walk-Through Aviary Assault Course Wildlife Gardens…

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.

Explore the coastal fort at Deal, built under the orders of Henry VIII. One of the finest Tudor artillery castles in England, with its defences, rounded bastions and canons. Explore the storerooms, dark passages and the first-floor residence. Walmer Castle is also just a short walk along the seafront.