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Also known as The Garden of England, Kent's green and pleasant landscape is a beautiful place to spend a vacation. From the historic spires of Canterbury to the iconic White Cliffs of Dover, there is so much to see and do. With our luxurious holiday homes in Kent, you can explore the very best of the county, with homes in sought after locations including Whitstable, Broadstairs, Margate, and Canterbury. Perfect for families and small couples, these beautiful vacation homes are just the thing for an unforgettable Kentish getaway.
Food and drink in Kent
Kent is famous for many delicious food and drinks, and many products are grown locally which you can sample on your trip. Seafood is a staple in the county, with fresher-than-fresh fish and chips, oysters, and crab being popular in seaside towns like Margate, Dover, and Hastings. Whitstable is home to a yearly celebration that is famous around the country - the Whitstable Oyster Festival. If you want to sample fresh oysters, then this is the place to do so.
Kent is also home to many orchards, where apples and pears are grown during the late summer and fall. The fruit can either be eaten fresh - often best bought from small local farm shops - or turned into cider, which is a popular drink in Kent. Another tipple of choice is Kentish wine. You can can find several wineries in Kent, incluidng the world-famlous Chapel Down near the small town of Tenterden.
Another foodie thing that Kent is famous for is traditional pubs. Kent is home to many Michelin Star restaurants, along with traditional historc pubs serving up local fare fresh from the fields, sea, and orchards around the county.
The best time to visit Kent
Kent is beautiful at any time of year, but our pick for the best time to visit Kent is the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn. May is a gorgeous month in the county, as wildflowers bloom in the fields, days are long and warm, and the beaches and attractions of the region are at their best. Autumn is also a great time to visit Kent, as the crowds of summer dissipate and temperatures cool off.
Historic citiesKent boasts several historic towns and cities, such as Canterbury, Rochester, and Dover. Each has a unique charm, with ancient architecture, museums, and cultural attractions, making them popular tourist destinations.
Galleries and museumsKent has a variety of galleries and museums, including the Turner Contemporary, Canterbury Heritage Museum, and Maidstone Museum. These venues showcase a diverse range of art, history, and culture.
Stately homesKent boasts many stately homes, such as Chartwell, once the home of Winston Churchill, Knole House, and Penshurst Place. These grand historic houses offer visitors a glimpse into the region's rich history and cultural heritage.
Visit England's most haunted villagePluckley, Kent is known for being one of the most haunted villages in England. It has a rich history, with beautiful architecture and charming countryside, attracting visitors interested in the paranormal and history alike.
See the White Cliffs of DoverThe White Cliffs of Dover are a symbol of Kent and are a particularly famous section of the dramatic coastline that stretches all the way along the southern edge of the UK.
Take a day trip to LondonA trip to London is easy from Kent, as it is only around an hour away. The UK capital is filled with attractions, including iconic buildings, a bustling theater district, countless museums, and much more.
Ancient castlesKent is home to many historic and imposing castles, that have played host to important figures throughout the ages. These amazing structures are well-preserved and house fascinating exhibits.
Amusement parksKent is home to several popular amusement parks, such as Dreamland in Margate and Diggerland in Strood. These parks offer a range of thrilling rides and attractions for all ages to enjoy.
Dickens' MedwayDickens' Medway refers to the places in Kent that inspired Charles Dickens' writing, such as Rochester, Chatham, and the surrounding areas. These locations have a rich literary heritage and offer visitors a glimpse into the author's life and works.
