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Learn all about the historic spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells with the help of a Tunbridge Wells guide. Our one-hour guided walking tour will take you through the Pantiles and the historic heart of ...
Come and see behind the scenes of Margate's Theatre Royal, a thriving arts organisation and much loved theatre. Under new artistic leadership since 2007, the Theatre has been on a journey - join us ...
Itinerary:
06.20 - Depart Chatham Bus Station
07.00 - Depart Canterbury Bus Station
07.25 - Depart Stop24 Service Area, near Hythe
Tour the Port of Dunkerque by boat, onboard Le Texel, where you ...
Romney Hythe and Dymchurch railway is the world’s smallest public mainline railway which runs along the picturesque Kent coast from Hythe to Dungeness. Operating mainly steam locomotives this ...
Itinerary:
06.20 - Depart Chatham Bus Station
07.00 - Depart Canterbury Bus Station
07.25 - Depart Stop24 Service Area, near Hythe
First stop is the International City of Lace and Fashion in ...
During the Big Weekend, Chilham has many offers exclusive to ticket holders including 10% off purchases at the Tudor Gift shop and off plants at Chilham Fruit Stall plus further discounts and offers ...
Pass through scenic areas of outstanding beauty unreachable by foot or car and get close to local wildlife on our river tour. The ‘Ellen Mary’ seats up to 12 passengers comfortably. Why not enjoy ...
We then pass under the 12th century Eastbridge Hospital and the King's Bridge (1134), continuing down river past some industrial buildings from the medieval period, including The Old Weavers House, ...
Whether you are interested in heritage, shopping, nature, food and drink, or recreation, there is always something to enjoy when visiting the Kent & East Sussex Railway.
This attraction supports ...
Heritage steam and diesel trains run for five and a half miles through the picturesque Kent and Sussex Weald between the mainline junction at Eridge and the spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells, stopping ...
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