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Dover’s Grade I listed town hall was founded by Hubert de Burgh, Constable of Dover Castle, Earl of Kent and Justiciar of England, in 1203 to provide hospitality for pilgrims travelling to the shrine of Thomas Becket at Canterbury, and for the care of wounded and destitute soldiers. In the eight centuries since, the hall has fulfilled many and diverse functions – from military store to council chamber, gaol to concert hall and from 1949 to 1989 it housed Dover Museum.
Kent is renowned as the Garden of England and the Food Trails highlight some of the products most closely associated with our wonderful County.
Set back from tree-lined lanes, the manor house at Chilston Park Hotel in Kent is set in 22 acres of parkland and features a two AA rosette restaurant.
The headquarters of Kent Wildlife Trust based in an historic Georgian barn and farmhouse set in a secluded nature park representing Kentish habitats in miniature.
Maidstone Museums offer a trio of treasures to explore. Maidstone Museum is an exceptional regional museum with collections that comprise a rich and impressive variety of historical objects, fine art and natural history. The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regimental Museum is packed with fascinating, colourful and thought-provoking exhibits. Discover the story of this famous local regiment. Maidstone Carriage Museum is home to a unique collection of more than 50 vehicles from grand carriages and ornate sleighs to antique sedan chairs and Victorian cabs. This is one of the finest carriage museums in Europe
Set in beautiful Kent countryside, Pepenbury is the base of Aspens, a charity determined to help all live their lives to the fullest. Care, Support, Empower.
The Reynolds Retreat is a member’s gym, country club, restaurant and spa perfectly combined.
For more than sixty years, Sandwich Bay Bird Observatory Trust has been protecting and developing an area of outstanding importance for the conservation of birds and other wildlife here on the Kent coast.
Starting at the entrance to the White Cliffs visitor centre, the clearly marked route along the edge of the North Downs is available in our Walks in East Kent pack. The route, which forms part of the Saxon Shore Way, leads around Langdon Hole and Fan Point towards South Foreland Lighthouse.
