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Sittingbourne and Kemsley Light Railway

Take a family journey on the town’s steam railway, the last link to its paper-making heritage.

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Rochester Cathedral

Founded in 604AD, the cathedral is the second oldest in England.

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Canterbury Cathedral

Come face to face with 1,400 years of history and stunning architecture at this UNESCO World Heritage Site

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St Augustine's Abbey

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, this ancient abbey is a sight to behold

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Wildwood Trust

Set in forty acres of ancient woodland, Wildwood, near Canterbury is a British wildlife park and conservation charity with a stunning collection of over 200 British animals in semi-natural enclosures, laid out around a twisting woodland trail.

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ABode Canterbury

With its central location, within the ancient city walls and only minutes away from Canterbury Cathedral, ABode Canterbury is the perfect base to explore this historic city.

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The Millers Arms

The Millers Arms occupies a prime spot in the centre of the cathedral city of Canterbury, making it a perfect base for visitors to the World Heritage Site and Kent's coastal resorts and countryside.

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Buckmore Park Kart Circuit

Widest choice of karting experiences at an award-winning motorsport venue in Medway.

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Dreamland

The UK’s original pleasure park, welcoming a new generation of fun-seeking visitors to Margate

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Biddenden Vineyards

Kent’s original vineyard, Biddenden was established by the Barnes family in 1969, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2019. The vineyard has remained family owned and is today run by the second & third generation.

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