Kent is packed with classic English history, coastal spots, and postcard towns, all within easy reach of London. This page is your simple directory of places in Kent I have visited so far, with quick notes to help you decide what to do and where to go next.
Exploring Canterbury with Talli was an adventure filled with wonder and delight. We wandered through the city's medieval streets, marveling at the architecture and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere...
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A small coastal town that does not try too hard. Fresh seafood, colourful beach huts, and a laid-back feel make it easy to spend a slow afternoon here.
Set on a lake and surrounded by gardens, this castle feels straight out of a postcard. It works well for both short visits and full-day exploring.
Standing on the cliffs with views across the Channel feels powerful. It is one of those places that really reminds you where you are in the country.
Cobblestone streets and historic buildings give Rye a timeless feel. It is compact, scenic, and ideal for wandering without a plan.
Surrounded by water and formal gardens, Hever feels calm and refined. It is a good balance of indoor history and outdoor space.
A friendly coastal town with sandy beaches and a relaxed pace. It feels family-focused without losing its character.
Rolling hills, quiet paths, and big skies define this area. It is ideal if you want to see the greener, slower side of Kent.
Here’s roughly where everything sits. Zoom, drag, and poke around to plan your own version of the day.