Places

The Norman Rochester Castle is strategically placed by the River Medway. Building started in 1087 and now you only have Read more…

Kit’s Coty House and its neighbour, Little Kit’s Coty House, are the remains of two megalithic ‘dolmen’ burial chambers. Kit’s Read more…

Eynsford Castle is a very early Norman ‘enclosure castle’ (c.1085-7). Unlike a lot of castles at this time rather than Read more…

Penshurst Place is one of the most complete examples of a 14th Century manor house in England. The Manor House, once Read more…

At the Knights Templar Church in Dover you can see the foundations of a small medieval church, the site of Read more…

Lullingstone Roman Villa was begun in about AD 100, and developed to suit the tastes and beliefs of successive wealthy Read more…

The Weavers is one of the most famous and most photographed of Canterbury’s buildings. It was built, so all the Read more…

The Guildhall, a Grade II listed building in the town square, was built in 1579, with work in 1812 it Read more…

Old Soar Manor is a stone house dating from 1290 with a solor chamber, chapel, barrel vaulted undercroft and an Read more…

Shakespeare Beach is the stretch of shingle beach to the west of Dover Harbour Admiralty Pier to the white chalk Read more…

Sandwich corn smock mill and cottage were built in 1760. You can see the white windmill with original wooden machinery, Read more…