St Mary's Church, Goudhurst

From ancient cathedrals to clifftop views, Kent's royal heritage runs deep. The Garden of England has long been favoured by monarchs, nobles and knights, and this summer, you can follow in their footsteps. Whether you're exploring grand estates, medieval fortresses or the spa town that earned its 'Royal' prefix, here's your guide to Kent's most magnificent manors, stately homes, castles and gardens.

Hear all about the best outdoor cinema and theatre that Kent has to offer this summer under the stars. Grab a picnic, lay out the blanket and sit back to enjoy some truly amazing entertainment.

From one of the world's most iconic natural landmarks to a 3,500-year-old Bronze Age boat, from adrenaline-fuelled water sports to wildlife encounters and world-class gardens, this stretch of coast rewards those willing to look closer.

It's nearly that time of year, to don your wellies and check out some of the best live music in Kent. Whether you're looking for boutique festivals or big stage events, our line up of Kent's best music festivals will soon persuade you to dig out that tent.

Make the most of springtime in Kent with some getaway inspiration for you and friends.

Leaf-crunching walks, vibrant views, auburn leaves and gorgeous sunsets, take one look at our Instagram feed come 1st October and you’ll soon see that an autumn weekend break in Kent is absolutely glorious.

2025 marks this 250th anniversary of beloved author, Jane Austen. Austen was born on 16th December 1775 and this year celebrations will be happening all over the country, marking the places Austen lived, visited and wrote about. With so many fairytale locations and romantic destinations, we’re sharing Kent’s Jane Austen links and swooning over spots that even made it onto the pages of her most renowned novels.