Tourist attractions in Kent

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Attractions, selected listings:

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  Brockhill Country Park

  Brockhill Country Park was formerly part of a great estate that dates back to Norman times....
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  Leeds Castle

  Leeds Castle, set on two islands on the River Len in the heart of Kent, has been home to royalty, lords...
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  Sissinghurst Garden

  The gardens and grounds surround an 1855 farmhouse, bought by Vita Sackville-West, along with 400 acres...
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  Belmont Park

  The distinctive Georgian house of Belmont, set in handsome gardens and encircled by classical English...
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  The Chapel Down Winery

  Tenterden Vineyard is the home of English Wines plc, who make wines under the Chapel Down brand. Tenterden...
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  Cliffe Pools

  Cliffe Pools is a great place to go for fantastic views over the North Kent Marshes, walks in a beautiful...
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  Bluewater

  One of the best known shopping centres in the whole of England!...
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  Sarre Windmill

  This commercially working smock mill is now completely restored. The mill has been grinding by wind power...
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  Beaver Water World Westerham

  The Reptile collection at Beaver Water World started in 1980 with a small Indian Python, rescued by a...
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  Broadview Gardens

  Broadview Gardens, Hadlow are situated 4 miles north east of Tonbridge. On the A26 they are 9 miles south...
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  Sandwich White Mill

  White Mill was built in 1760 and still has most of its original wooden machinery....
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  Canterbury Cathedral

  Welcome to Canterbury Cathedral, Mother Church of the Anglican Communion and seat of the Archbishop of...
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  Wildwood Trust Herne Bay

  Are you looking for a special day out in Kent? Don't miss the opportunity to spend an exhilarating day...
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  Blean Woods National Nature Reserve

  Blean Woods are the biggest in Kent and, in addition to their fundamental interest as ancient woodlands...
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  Hush Heath Manor

  The story begins here, in deepest Kent, with a perfectly manicured vineyard, shielded from the modern...
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  Chartwell House

  Bought by Winston Churchill in 1922, Chartwell was his home from 1924 for 40 years....
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  Rare Breeds Centre Woodchurch

  Whatever the weather or time of year, no other attraction offers so much to see and do as the Rare Breeds...
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  Knole House

  A great treasure house dating from 1456, 13 state rooms in the largest private house in England set in...
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  Biddenden Vineyards

  The vineyards are situated 1.2 miles from the lovely Wealden village of Biddenden, with its High Street...
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  Herne Mill

  Herne Windmill stands on a site that has had a mill for 600 years according to ancient Canterbury and...
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  Hamstreet Woods National Nature Reserve

  Hamstreet Woods National Nature Reserve was one of the first National Nature Reserves in the country...
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  Cranbrook Union Windmill

  The Union Windmill was built in 1814 and stands at the highest point overlooking the town of Cranbrook...
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  Hever Castle

  A visit to Hever Castle and its idyllic gardens is an experience to treasure and remember for years to...
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  Bedgebury Pinetum

  The Pinetum was established as the National Conifer Collection in 1925 and now has the most complete...
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  Wye National Nature Reserve

  Wye National Nature Reserve has a beautiful and varied landscape of chalk downland, woodland and scrub...
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  Dover Castle

  One of the most famous castles in England awaits you!...
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  Port Lympne Wild Animal Park

  Every day is different at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park and there's always something new to see and do...
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  Rochester Castle

  No visit to Rochester would be complete without a tour of this fascinating castle....
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  Sandhurst Vineyards

  Our vineyard consists of Bacchus, Reichensteiner and Schonberger grapes for white wine production and...
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  Rochester Cathedral

  Rochester Cathedral is England’s second oldest, having been founded in 604AD by Bishop Justus. The present...