Ashford Museum
Located in the heart of Ashford, this museum can be found in a 17th century Grade II listed building and tells the story of Ashford's history. Check their website for opening times as the museum closes during winter months.
Places To Visit in Kent
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Ashford Museum
Located in the heart of Ashford, this museum can be found in a 17th century Grade II listed building and tells the story of Ashford's history. Check their website for opening times as the museum closes during winter months.
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Cranbrook Museum
Open from April until October, Cranbrook Museum gives insight into life in the area in bygone times.
3
Eden Valley Museum
With exhibitions, activities and displays, Eden Valley Museum is a great place to learn about the social history of the area.
4
Hever Castle and Gardens
Once the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, Hever Castle and Gardens are a marvellous place to explore. With a beautiful lake walk, Japanese Tea House, mazes, trails and much more, there's plenty to keep the whole family entertained here.
5
Hythe Swimming Pool
If inclement weather spoils your sea swimming plans then head for Hythe swimming pool where you will find a great range of swimming activities available for the whole family to enjoy.
6
Sandgate Castle
An artillery fort originally built by Henry Vlll between 1539 and 1540. The castle stands proudly looking out to sea and whilst there is no public access you can see the castle exterior for free on the sea front.
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Scotney Castle
A beautiful moated castle, steeped in history and surrounded by a wooded estate and parkland, The tea rooms are in a lovely courtyard setting along side the shop offering local produce and National Trust goodies.
Places To Visit in Kent
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Cranbrook Museum
Open from April until October, Cranbrook Museum gives insight into life in the area in bygone times.
Eden Valley Museum
With exhibitions, activities and displays, Eden Valley Museum is a great place to learn about the social history of the area.
Hever Castle and Gardens
Once the childhood home of Anne Boleyn, Hever Castle and Gardens are a marvellous place to explore. With a beautiful lake walk, Japanese Tea House, mazes, trails and much more, there's plenty to keep the whole family entertained here.
Hythe Swimming Pool
If inclement weather spoils your sea swimming plans then head for Hythe swimming pool where you will find a great range of swimming activities available for the whole family to enjoy.
Sandgate Castle
An artillery fort originally built by Henry Vlll between 1539 and 1540. The castle stands proudly looking out to sea and whilst there is no public access you can see the castle exterior for free on the sea front.
Scotney Castle
A beautiful moated castle, steeped in history and surrounded by a wooded estate and parkland, The tea rooms are in a lovely courtyard setting along side the shop offering local produce and National Trust goodies.