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The White Mill was built in 1760 and still has most of its original wooden machinery. The Museum is housed in the Miller's Cottage and other buildings surrounding the mill. There are exhibits of ...
At the heart of this medieval masterpiece is the Baron's Hall, built in 1341. The adjoining State rooms contain a wonderful collection of tapestries, furniture, armour, and porcelain. The ...
Nestled deep in Kentish woodland, this superb karting venue is conveniently located just off junction 3 of the London to Dover M2 in Kent. It is easily accessible to the neighbouring counties of ...
There is something for everyone at this man-made park - a stunning location with views of the White Cliffs of Dover, wildlife, peace and quiet and refreshments from the tea kiosk. The site is ...
On Saturday 21st March you can enjoy “Mrs. Riley & the Vampire” a comedy play, and on Sunday 22nd March you can enjoy “Bleak House” a play based on the Charles Dickens novel.
Canterbury Tourist Guides are proud recipients of the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for 2013 and 2014, based on the positive feedback of our customers. We provide the ONLY tours which offer ...
Consistently a favourite with TripAdvisor reviewers - Kent’s most successful animal park, Howletts near Canterbury, offers a wild day out, like no other! Enjoy park life as you explore wooded ...
Heritage steam and diesel trains run for five and a half miles through the picturesque Kent and Sussex Weald between the mainline junction at Eridge and the spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells, stopping ...
Learn a new craft at one of the many exciting workshops running throughout the year, join an art class or just pop in and paint pottery. For the Kent Big Weekend we would like to offer you the ...
Whether you’re enjoying the 18 hole PGA Championship golf course, dining in the prized Conical Grill or recuperating in the on-site spa, this four-star abode excels in its bid to offer an ...
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