Eynsford Castle is a very early Norman ‘enclosure castle’ (c.1085-7). Unlike a lot of castles at this time rather than having a keep or motte, Eynsford was protected by an extensive curtain wall. Today, you can still see parts of the wall at their original height alongside the remains of the hall building. This rare survival stands in an attractive Read more…
Lullingstone Roman Villa was begun in about AD 100, and developed to suit the tastes and beliefs of successive wealthy owners, reaching its peak of luxury in the mid-4th century. You will get to see mosaics, prints of the rare wall paintings, a heated bath-suite and a ‘house-church’. Today this makes a great Kent all-weather attraction with plenty of kids activities. Read more…
