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Leeds Castle Built in 1119 the castle has been a home to lords, ladies and royalty for over 800 years and was frequently visited by Henry VIII. The castle has a rich history and the grounds are often host to many and varied events. http://www.leeds-castle.com |
Canterbury This beautiful city with cobbled lanes and streets is famous for its impressive Norman Cathedral where Thomas Beckett was murdered, an event which turned Canterbury into a place of pilgrimage. On top of the important historical context the city is a vibrant place to shop take a river tour or wander through the beautiful Westgate gardens. http://www.canterbury.co.uk |
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Godinton Park A stunning Jacobean hall located near Ashford. The house and 12 acres of both formal and wild gardens are open to the public. Particularly noted for the delphiniums and famous yew tree hedge. http://www.godinton-house-gardens.co.uk |
Pluckley Widely believed to be the most haunted village in UK and the film location of the television programme The Darling Buds of May, Pluckley is a charming village to visit. You can also spot the distinctive round topped windows which identify the village as once belonging to the Deering Estate. http://www.pluckley.net |
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