Attractions

The Powell-Cotton Museum is an independent charity responsible for a nationally significant collection of world cultures, natural history, fine and decorative arts.  The Museum is located in seven acres of beautiful, informal gardens including; lawns, herbaceous borders, a woodland walk, and a historic Walled Garden.  A Victorian mansion house, the home…

Kent's Ultimate River Experience. Discover tales of the River Medway and Thames Estuary with Jetstream Tours, either sit back and relax on our passenger boat or the more adventurous thrill seekers hold on tight to your seats aboard the jet boat as we sail past Chatham Historic Dockyard and Upnor…

In the heart of Ashford we have crafted a bold and positive statement about modern brewing on Britain. Our cathedral of beer. The Curious Brewery. Let your curiosity be rewarded with distibctly refreshing beers and ciders each made with a winemaker's twist by Chapel Down, England's leading winemaker. Open daily…

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…

Take a look behind the scenes at Shepherd Neame – Britain’s oldest brewer. Take a look behind the scenes at Britain’s oldest brewery, discover the secrets of the ancient art of brewing and experience the sights, sounds, smells and tastes that contribute to the making of a great pint. This…

This award winning family park is packed full of new features, rides and undercover attractions to entertain and fuel imaginations. Immerse yourself in the many activities during your visit, and have a fun filled family day out. Have a go on the Giant Jumping Pillows - once you start bouncing you just won't…

A fine example of a 13th Century medieval building, built by the Knights Templar. The hall was designed to provide lodgings for dignitaries travelling between Dover and London. Inside features traces of wall paintings, while outside, the garden provides a fitting peaceful setting for the property.

Folkestone Museum in Kent takes you on a journey through the history of Folkestone, from its origins as a humble coastal community, through to its heyday as a fashionable seaside resort and beyond. Located in the newly restored Town Hall, the Museum explores the history of the Town.    

Built in 1929, the preserved station now serves a dual role as an interesting public utility and to house a collection of exhibits relating to the industrial heritage of the Medway Towns and surrounding area. Entry is free.