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Romantic castles open late for twilight walks, cosy pubs with roaring fires and live music, or breaking the ice over trying a new skill - like cooking. There's plenty of ways to do a date night, and when the cold winter comes crashing in, we want to make sure you know where to head for romantic outings that are worth leaving the house for! With ideas to keep the costs down but the romance alight, here's where to head for your winter date night in Kent...
After the wonderful performance of our Lionesses in the Euros during the summer of 2022, it’s time for the men’s team to try and Bring it Home too! With the World Cup being played throughout the end of November and into December, there’s a number of locations in Kent showing the tournament live, with some pretty special settings. It’s worth noting that due to the time difference, some games from other countries will show from 10am, but the majority of England’s games will be shown at 7pm – with England playing against Iran, the USA and Wales in their first group games.
We’re big fans of a National Trust membership here in Kent, and with so many National Trust sites right on our doorstep, how could we not be? With one membership, you could unlock plenty of family days out throughout the year, from castles and countryside, to glorious gardens and woodland.
One ticket that gets you into multiple attractions for days out throughout the year – sign us up! We’re all looking for ways to save a little money right now, but with school holidays coming up and weekends to be filled we don’t want to do it at the cost of those family memories – queue an English Heritage membership.
Wherever you may find yourself in Kent this year, join us in celebrating the people, places, and experiences of our amazing coast.
We’ve got a lot of amazing places in our county, but we wondered what are some of the things that make you say “wow”?
Summer has arrived and so has the fun down at Folkestone Harbour Arm! Tee off with Putters! Adventure Golf, join in on cheering the Lionesses to victory in the Women’s World Cup and try a delicious selection of cuisines from a range of traders. Trust us, once you arrive, you won’t want to leave!
The team here at Visit Kent have been working to develop a sustainable tourism framework, and as part of this plan, we’ve called out to our friends from around the county to tell us all about how they’re striving to become a more sustainable business. Whether that’s through nature-positive activities or experiences, reducing energy-use or celebration of local produce – we call them, Impact Heroes!
Whether it’s waves lapping gently against your boat or a high speed pace around the cliffs, Kent’s coastline and rivers are simply made for boat trips. We’re also not just talking a sea going venture for the sake of it, while out on some of these trips you’ll hear of the area's history, see its modern sights and of course spot some wildlife! While the summertime is best placed for an adventure out to sea, the winter equally often makes for a quiet time on the Beaufort Scale, when the temperatures are cool and the sun low, but the excitement high…
As the weather gets that little bit chillier and the days get shorter, we’re scheduling in some must-see attractions across the county to visit before they close their doors for the season.
