Visit Kent Newsletter

Visit Kent celebrates Kent, the Garden of England and the jewel of the South East. Nestled between London and the continent, this newsletter shares the county's rural beauty, rich heritage and spectacular coastline.

A County of Castles, Coast and Heritage

Kent is world renowned for its scenery and history, boasting more castles and gardens than any other county in the UK. From the White Cliffs of Dover to staggering castles and cathedrals, there is much to explore.

• The White Cliffs of Dover
• Castles and cathedrals
• Award-winning vineyards
• Unspoiled villages and artistic havens

As Visit Kent notes, the world drinks the county's wine, blockbusters are filmed on its shores, and history was made on its soil.

Easy to Reach, Easy to Stay

Benefitting from the fastest domestic and international rail links in the country, Kent is ideal for day trips and short breaks, with plenty of options for longer stays. Accommodation ranges from luxury hotels and cosy pubs to safari lodges and cliff-top tepees. There are few places in the UK where London is so close yet feels so far away.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Kent located?

Kent sits between London and the continent in the South East of England, often described as the Garden of England.

What is Kent known for?

Kent is world renowned for its rural beauty, rich heritage and spectacular coastline, boasting more castles and gardens than any other county in the UK.

What can visitors see and do in Kent?

Visitors can discover the White Cliffs of Dover, castles and cathedrals, award-winning vineyards, unspoiled villages and artistic havens.

Is Kent easy to reach from London?

Yes. Kent benefits from the fastest domestic and international rail links in the country, making it perfect for day trips and short breaks.

What types of accommodation are available?

Options include luxury hotels, cosy pubs, safari lodges and cliff-top tepees, suiting a range of stays.

What was the Visit Kent eNewsletter?

It was an email newsletter sharing inspiration and information about visiting Kent and its attractions.

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