

Off Whitehall Road, Canterbury, CT2 8NL
This area dates back to the Doomsday period. Today it is one of a few areas of riverside grassland that has not been treated with weedkillers or fertilisers, which means that a wide variety of species can thrive.
Stodmarsh, Canterbury, CT3 4BP
Stodmarsh National Nature Reserve is a unique and beautiful area of wetland, internationally recognised as an important home to a rich variety of wildlife, especially birds. Image Stodmarsh Reserve © Emma Griffiths, Natural England
Adjacent to 6 Stour Street, Canterbury, CT1 2NR
The only remaining building of the first English Franciscan Friary.
Tower Hill, Whitstable, CT5 2BW
Dating back to the 1790's, Whitstable Castle and Gardens has been home to local merchants and dignitaries remaining a landmark attraction throughout its history. It is a 'must see' for everyone visiting the town of Whitstable.
Breach, Nr. Barham, Canterbury, CT4 6LN
Vineyard, tearoom, craft, pottery. See how vines grow and enjoy morning coffee, cream tea or a light lunch.
80 London Road, Canterbury, CT2 8LS
The church is 1000 years old and was the first to be dedicated to St Dunstan.
Yorletts, Whitstable, Kent, ME13 9EN
This is a place for a great walk set on the edge of the Blean Woodland area. See a wood with a difference! This is the Flagship Site, one of 33 woods plant around the UK, for the Trafalgar Woods Project to commemorate the 200th anniversary.
North Holmes Road, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 1QJ
St Martin's Church is the oldest in England still in use as a parish church and is part of the Canterbury World Heritage Site. This church was the first base of St Augustine when he came to Canterbury in 597.
22 St Peter's Street, Canterbury, CT1 2BQ
The Sidney Cooper Gallery is a contemporary art gallery that puts on around ten exhibitions per year. It is part of Canterbury Christ Church University. It's programme includes artists of repute - locally, nationally and internationally.
Church Lane, Canterbury, CT1 2PP
Situated near Canterbury Castle and the only standing pre-Norman conquest church inside the city walls.
Castle Street, Canterbury, CT1 2PR
The ruins of a Norman castle keep and castle walls and one of the three original royal castles in Kent. There are interpretation panels, a tactile model of the castle (circa 1200AD) and elevated viewing areas.
St. Peters Place, Canterbury, Kent, CT1 2DA
Open to all and free to visit, one of the UK's finest collections of Masonic artefacts will take you on a surprising and informative interactive journey through the history of Freemasonry in Kent and beyond, dispelling myths along the way.
Island Wall, Whitstable, CT5 1EP
This oyster yawl, which is also known as a smack, was built in 1890 by the Whitstable Shipping company and worked until 1944. She can now be viewed between the seawall and Island Wall, about 200m east of the Neptune pub.
Watling Street, Canterbury, CT1 2RN
Canterbury's most popular park has been restored into attractive gardens with monuments and memorials, a bandstand with summertime concerts, a central fountain, a tearoom and a children's maze.
Reculver Lane, Reculver, Herne Bay, CT6 6SS
The twin towers of St Mary's Church are a distinctive feature of the north Kent coast. They are visible for miles around, guiding visitors as they have guided sailors for centuries. But there is much more to Reculver than the towers...
Westgate Grove, Canterbury, CT1 2BQ
The Westgate Gardens can be found close to the City centre, just next to the West Gate Tower. The eleven acres of public gardens provide an ideal setting for a gentle stroll along the banks of the River Stour.
Cockering Road, Canterbury, CT1 3UP
This beautiful ancient 45-hectare woodland has spectacular displays of wildflower including many species of orchid.
Fleming Road, Staple, Canterbury, CT3 1LG
A family run vineyard with its own winery. Visitors are most welcome and may have a free mini-tour to see how our vines are grown and wine produced. Tastings are free and our wines are available for direct sale.