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Attractions near Canterbury

The Lemurs at Howletts Wild Animal Park near Canterbury The Kent Downs and ancient Kent woodlands including The Blean and Swale Woodlands just north of the city and the Denge and Larkey Valley just to the...

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Canterbury Food & Drink

Tiny Tim’s Tearoom Canterbury offers an intimate dining experience with a varied mix of world cuisine and bistro style restaurants, old Kentish real ale inns and inviting wine bars, iconic tearooms and retro...

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Chiddingstone Castle

Chiddingstone Castle Kent Castles in Kent are famed for their often quirky historic links, colourful resident owners (often avid collectors) and their multi-functional uses over the centuries. Grade II Listed...

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Canterbury Tours

Canterbury Guided Walking Tours are available daily from Buttermarket near the Cathedral Canterbury tours are award-winning and include guided walks led by experienced Green Badge guides departing daily from...

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Canterbury Festivals

Canterbury Festival One of the South East’s major international arts festivals, The Canterbury Festival fortnight takes place annually in mid October and is Kent’s largest arts and culture festival with over...

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Kent Cottages

Rural views from Chartwell – book a Kent cottage in the High Weald or Downs Perfect for families, holidays with pets or as a cosy retreat, a Kent cottage holiday offers flexibility in an idyllic rural or...

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Canterbury Tourist Information

Canterbury Cathedral Canterbury, Kent’s cathedral capital, is one of England’s great historic cities, home to the World Heritage St Augustine’s Abbey and the breathtaking Canterbury Cathedral, site of Thomas a...

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Sittingbourne Tourist Information

Sittingbourne & Kemsley Light Railway Sittingbourne (the hamlet by the bourne or small stream) in North Kent has a long history of welcoming travellers. It sits alongside the old Roman road – Watling Street –...

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Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway

The Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway Explore the beautiful woodland rich corner of the North Kent Downs on the charming Bredgar & Wormshill Light Railway running from Easter until October from Warren Wood...

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Gillingham Tourist Information

Gillingham, Dorset Gillingham is a town in the Blackmore Vale area of Dorset and is the county’s most northerly town located close to the Somerset and Wiltshire borders. It’s a great base for touring by road...

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Hythe Tourist Information

Cruise Liner views from Hythe Marina Hythe adjoins the New Forest on its mid-eastern edge and sits on Southampton’s western shore. Hythe is the largest, central village in an area today known as Waterside....

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Herne Bay Tourist Information

Herne Bay Family favourite Herne Bay on the North Kent coast is both a classically vintage Victorian seaside resort and a fun family beach holiday with its gentle family friendly beaches, fun packed pier and...

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10 Great Gardens in Kent

Sissinghurst Castle Gardens – View from the top of the Elizabethan Tower Kent, the ‘Garden of England’ is where to discover some of the most beautiful garden award-winners in Britain. The region features a...

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Dover B&Bs and Guest Houses Where to Stay

White Cliffs Coast Path Walk Elegant B&B accommodation near Dover Home to famous White Cliffs and ferry services to nearby France, Dover is both a popular tourist destination and a convenient stop over point...

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Canterbury Theatre

Canterbury’s landmark theatre The Marlowe Landmark independent theatres The Marlowe and the Gulbenkian in Canterbury offer an opportunity to catch some of the country’s best touring shows and new drama....

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