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Kent, the "Garden of England," offers stunning castles like Leeds and Dover, the White Cliffs, Canterbury Cathedral, dreamy countryside, coastal towns, vineyards, historic dockyards, and wildlife parks.

Shepherd Neame

17 Court St, Faversham ME13 7AXPrince Arthur Rd, Gillingham ME7 1UR

Shepherd Neame is Britain’s oldest brewer, based in Faversham, Kent, with origins dating back to 1698. It produces a range of traditional ales and lagers, including Spitfire and Bishops Finger, and operates numerous pubs across the southeast of England. The company blends heritage brewing methods with modern techniques, maintaining a strong reputation for quality. Shepherd Neame also emphasizes local ingredients and sustainability, contributing significantly to regional identity, tourism, and the long-standing culture of British pub life.

www.shepherd-neame.co.uk| Tel: 01795 542 016 | https://www.instagram.com/shepherdmeame | https://www.twitter.com/shepherdneame

Canterbury Cathedral

 

Cathedral House, 11 The Precincts, Canterbury CT1 2EH

With ‘Kids go Free’ and loads of new visitor activities and events, now is the perfect time to explore Canterbury Cathedral. Whether seeking out stone dragons and gargoyles, admiring the medieval stained glass windows – including the oldest in Britain – marveling at carved tombs, or exploring the Cathedral’s stunning Cloisters and green spaces, there’s lots to enjoy at this beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can even see up close in the Cathedral’s Crypt exhibition unique artefacts from its incredible history, including the armour of fearsome medieval warrior, The Black Prince.

https://www.canterbury-cathedral.org  |  mailto: enquiries@canterbury-cathedral.org  |  tel:+441227762262

Leeds Castle

Broomfield, Maidstone ME17 1PL

No matter if you are a history lover, seeker of tranquillity, nature enthusiast or a family with energy to excel, Leeds Castle will captivate you and your loved ones from the moment you arrive.

Step back in time to the glamorous 1930s, when the sophisticated yet enigmatic Lady Olive Baillie first transformed Leeds Castle into one of the most desirable – and decadent – country houses of the 20th century.

Discover the glamour and glitz that the American heiress ignited in the thousand-year-old castle, delight in the expansive grounds, gardens, yew tree maze, falconry arena, and grotto, or entertain your family at the adventure golf course and the Knights’ Stronghold and Squire’s Court playgrounds.

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Image credits: &copy: Leeds Castle Foundation; Mount Ephraim gardens; Canterbury Cathedral, The Royston Micro Pub; Kent Wildlife Trust; Westgate Punts; RHDR; KESR; Shepherd Neame, Royal Engineers Museum

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