Attractions
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Royal Engineers Museum
The Museum tells the story of the Corps of Royal Engineers and how they have helped… -
Chislehurst Caves
Thirty metres below the edge of north west Kent is a maze of chalk tunnels. Join… -
The Historic Dockyard Chatham
A site of international maritime heritage significance and the most complete Dockyard of the Age of Sail in… -
The Canterbury Tales
LITERATURE BROUGHT TO LIFE Experience The Charm Of Chaucer At Canterbury's Much-Loved Visitor Attraction A visit… -
The Guildhall Museum
A fascinating local history museum for Medway, housed in two historic buildings. The Guildhall Museum is a fun place where visitors can discover the history of Rochester and Medway in a museum for all the family. Colourful and attractive displays in two stunning historic buildings feature the local, social and… -
Howletts Wild Animal Park
Howletts, near Canterbury, offers a wild day out like no other! Kent's most successful animal park… -
Biddenden Vineyards
Biddenden Vineyards, Kent’s original commercial vineyard, prides itself on being a family run vineyard with the… -
Maidstone Museums
One of the best regional museums in the South East. Don't miss the 2,500 year old… -
Eastgate House
This grade I listed 16th and 17th century town house is one of the most impressive and distinctive buildings in Rochester’s historic High Street. It also has many fascinating stories to tell… Once the family home of Sir Peter Buck, a senior officer at the Royal Tudor Dockyard, the house has… -
Canterbury Cathedral
Canterbury Cathedral is the Mother Church of the Worldwide Anglican Communion and seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Cathedral has a tradition of visitor welcome that reaches back to the days of medieval pilgrimages and remains one of the oldest and most famous Christian places in the country. Founded… -
The Old Lighthouse Dungeness
Climb the tower for stunning panoramic views over the English Channel and surrounding countryside. Dungeness Lighthouse… -
Upnor Castle
Built on the orders of Queen Elizabeth I in 1559, Upnor Castle started life as a gun fort to defend her warships at anchor. Upnor Castle was an important link in the defence of The Historic Dockyard in Chatham, although proved ineffective when the Dutch sailed up the Medway during… -
Quex Park, Home of The Powell Cotton Museum
JOIN US FOR FAMILY FUN AND EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED AT OUR HISTORIC KENT ESTATE Quex Park… -
Leeds Castle
Visitors never forget their first breath-taking vision of Leeds Castle in Kent, rising majestically from the moat as it has done since the 12th Century. With 500 acres of beautiful parkland and formal gardens, daily events and year round attractions, it’s not just the glorious history of Leeds Castle that… -
Bedgebury National Pinetum & Forest
The perfect year-round place for healthy outdoor activity. The National Pinetum is home to a world… -
The Chapel Down Winery
The Chapel Down Winery is home to the largest producer of English wines. The winery building… -
Ramsgate Tunnels
Take a guided tour through part of the UK's largest network of civilian wartime tunnels. After… -
Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch Railway
Kent's 'Mainline in Miniature', captivating visitors of all ages since 1927. For the past nine decades, the Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway has been an integral part of the landscape of the Romney Marsh, creating lasting memories for it's visitors - winding through the pastures against a backdrop where the sky… -
Wildwood
Welcome to Wildwood, where you can come nose-to-nose with British Wildlife past and present. Wildwood have over… -
Cobtree Manor Park
Cobtree Manor Park has over 50 acres of parkland, displaying a diverse and maturing collection of… -
Lullingstone Roman Villa
Discover a villa dating from AD 100 developed for its wealthy owners to reach the peak… -
Jetstream Tours
Kents Ultimate River Experience. Discover tales of the River Medway and Thames Estuary with Jetstream Tours,… -
Shepherd Neame Visitor Centre
Take a look behind the scenes at Shepherd Neame – Britain’s oldest brewer. See how their… -
The Grand, Folkestone
Visit 'the finest marine promenade in the world' with its ornamental grounds and award-winning children's playground by the beach. Enjoy refreshments or gourmet meals in The Grand's Palm Court which oozes atmosphere, get a taste of the 'resort of kings'. William Hague exclaimed, 'What a magnificent building! What a wonderful… -
Great Comp Garden
Situated in the heart of the rolling Kent countryside, Great Comp is an exceptionally beautiful 7… -
Old Brook Pumping Station
Built in 1929, the preserved station now serves a dual role as an interesting public utility… -
Solley’s Ice Cream Parlour
Visit the home of Kent’s favourite ice cream. Solley’s has been producing delicious real dairy ice… -
Hornby Visitor Centre
Take a journey through the history of Britain's best-loved toys! Spectacular Hornby model railways, Scalextric layouts… -
Dover Museum & Bronze Age Boat
The fascinating story of the development of the town and its famous port. The Bronze Age Boat, telling the story of the excavation and preservation of this 3000 year old Dover Boat, the world's oldest known seagoing boat. The gallery also explores major themes of the Bronze Age. Free entry. -
Hall Place & Gardens
Sitting on the banks of the River Cray, Hall Place was once the country residence of… -
Huguenot Museum
The Huguenot Museum tells the story of Britain's first refugees: the skills they brought, their descendants, and… -
Rochester Cathedral
An undiscovered treasure among England's cathedrals. With glorious Norman architecture in the Nave and crypt and… -
Kentish Lady – River Boat Trips
Take in the sights and splendor of the River Medway and Maidstone, from the comfort of… -
The Battle of Britain Memorial
The Battle of Britain Memorial stands on Kent's famous White Cliffs, a tribute to the men…