An Abode for Everyone
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Stunning Natural Beauty: A Trip to Kent of England
Kent Garden of England is a paradise of rolling landscapes, farmland, fields, woods and a variety of family entertainment. It contains historic architecture as well brilliant orchards, villages and gardens. It is home to an array of beautiful flowers. Its natural splendor is a draw for photographers both professional and novice. It would be hard to leave the camera in[Read More...]
An Abode for Everyone
Kent aims to have the right accommodation for everyone’s budget whether they are looking for luxury accommodation or camping in the midst of nature. It is a perfect place for a spa break at a five star hotel surrounded by beautiful gardens or a weekend in a grand country estate. There is a wide selection of caravan parks throughout Kent[Read More...]
Fascinating Historic Hotels
The Falstaff Hotel in Canterbury dates from the 15th century. It has a working hotel as well as historic rooms including a pub. It was originally named The White Hart, but it was changed in 1783 to commemorate a Shakespearian character. The George Hotel in Ashford dates from the 16th century and is the oldest inn in Ashford. It has[Read More...]
The Giants
Kent has more than its share of magnificent castles, and each one has something special to offer visitors. A tour of these giants will give visitors a deep impression of the notable events and way of life that existed over the past 1,000 years. Leeds Castle dates from 1119 and has been the residence of many royal personages including Queen[Read More...]
Looking for the Action
Children enjoy castles and gardens for a while, but the best time is had at the theme parks. Hastings in East Sussex has Smugglers Adventure that promises family fun in St. Clements Caves. The caves are part natural and part man-made and take visitors into the heart of Hastings West Hill. The tours educate and entertain in the underground world.[Read More...]
Some Great Beach Towns
While based in the middle of the Garden of England, visitors can take some time to visit nearby towns. Eastbourne is called the sunniest place in England for good reason. Visitors spend a day at the beach, listen to the London Philharmonic Orchestra when it appears annually at the congress Theatre and visit Beachy Head cliff, the highest chalk cliffs[Read More...]
