In 597 Augustine came to Canterbury, to convert the region back to Christianity. In recognition..
Dover InformationKnown as the gateway to England, Dover welcomes millions of visitors from all over the globe every..
Deal InformationEnjoy a leisurely stroll along the unspoilt promenade and newly restored Pier. Soak up the café..
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Ramsgate InformationRamsgate's maritime history is decked with honour.Its harbour was granted 'royal' status in 1821..
Tenterden InformationTenterden, known as the 'Jewel of the Weald', offers the best of all worlds; fascinating history, a..
Cranbrook InformationCranbrook, known as the Capital of the Weald, is a pretty town with a medieval layout of streets..
Margate InformationMargate is a timeless seaside resort where traditional seaside fun and entertainment sits happily..
Rochester InformationRochester (Kent) is home to England's' second oldest Cathedral and sits proudly next to its..
Romney Marsh InformationDubbed “the fifth quarter of the world” in recognition of its uniqueness, Romney Marsh is truly..
Tonbridge InformationClose to Maidstone, Sevenoaks and Tunbridge Wells, the town of Tonbridge was first settled in the..
Whitstable InformationFor over two thousand years this part of the Thames coast hasbeenassociated with the sea. The story..
See all locations in KentUnpretentious and unspoilt, Broadstairs unpacks a suitcase full of quiet charm.
The town was a holiday home for Charles Dickens and continues to court its guests with a delightful mix of beautiful bays, maritime history and tiny, character-packed streets.
Book shops, restaurants, craft shops and souvenir shops vie for attention and a mix of cottages and Victorian homes add to Broadstairs' instrinsic old-world feel.
The town is captivating enough, but the full glory of Broadstairs is not revealed until Harbour Street has finished inching its way towards the sea.
Here, at the end of its journey, it throws open its doors to the glorious Viking Bay - a wide sweep of golden sand basking against a backdrop of cliffs and picturesque Victorian and Edwardian architecture.
The weather-boarded 17th-century boathouse and historic customs house nudge the bay and jostle for position with seafood restaurants, quaint cottages and jaunty beach huts, while high on the clifftop, Bleak House stands as a silent, splendid sentinel over the bay. It was here that Dickens got the inspiration for the adventure of David Copperfield.
The author is remembered, too, in the Dickens House Museum on the seafront and in the annual Dickens Festival in June.
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Brighton InformationBrighton - a city by the sea Learn everything about Brighton from its historic landmarks like..
Surrey InformationCome and discover sun-dappled footpaths that criss-cross the most wooded county in the country...
East Sussex InformationWhat makes the perfect holiday? For some, it's walking in peaceful countryside, for others it's..
Isle of Wight InformationFor a break you'll always remember, no island comes this close! Each season has its own special..
West Sussex InformationWest Sussex lies on the southern coast of England combining stunning seascapes and the rolling..
Buckinghamshire InformationBuckinghamshire is situated just half an hour from central London and easily accessed by both road..
Windsor InformationA short break destination combining 1,000 years of history, contemporary shopping and fine dining..
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