Places of Interest and Things to See in ThanetNone found in Saintnicholas-At-Wade, the results include the surrounding area

The mileages on this milepost are: Rome & Sandwich 4, Dover 20 & Ramsgate 2.5, Broadstairs 5.

Public library, free to join.

Stone circular fountain on an unusual four-stepped base.

Public Toilets

Ornamental walkway.

Small, serene and picturesque park.

Offers a tranquil and scenic setting for both walking and running enthusiasts.

Public Toilets

Four seahorses are depicted, referencing the four horsemen of the apocalypse, biblical figures who appear in the Book of Revelation.

Green space.

Decent-sized park with a kiosk, fountain, sports courts and a large playground. Plenty of grassy areas for picnicking in the summer.

Ornate cast-iron memorial fountain.

Park and play area.

Nature reserve and wild-space.

The Revd David Railton 1884-1955 who originated the idea of the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior in Westminster Abbey lived here.

At any one time, pollution warnings are in place for more than 100 British beaches, due entirely to the practice of untreated sewage being discharged directly into the sea.

Grade II listed Medieval Gatehouse at the remains of a fortified manor house.

This Grade II listed War Memorial is set in a flowerbed in Albion Place Gardens.

Two green open spaces, with children’s play area and sea views.

Park and Garden.

Floating translucent plastic bags, with the occasional flash of brightly coloured typography and branding, could be and often are easily mistaken for a delicious, floating, translucent jellyfish.

Film Cell.

This mural captures two local Thanet children playing with sandcastles on the beach, water rising all around the castle, and asks whether it is fair to leave this scenario for the young and as-yet unborn to deal with.

Water bottle filling point by Margate Beach.

Water bottle filling point near beach toilets.

Water bottle filling point near the shower.

Water bottle filling point by Viking Bay Lift.

Water bottle filling point at Broadstairs Bandstand.

Bronze plaque.

Public Toilets

Gap allowing access through the chalk cliffs.

Former Admiralty House.

Pulhamite rockwork coastal feature.

Art Deco Sea Shelters, built in 1936.

Sir Edward Richard George Heath KG MBE 1916-2005 born here 9th July 1916 Prime Minister 1970-1974.

Sir Edward Richard George Heath K.G. M.B.E. 1916-2005 Prime Minister 1970-1974 Member of the Broadstairs Sailing Club 1952-2005.

Stephen Fagg pupil here 1931-1937 Caned by Edward Heath while both attended Chatham House.

Located on Ramsgate seafront opposite the old Granville Hotel close to the Granville Theatre.

Formerly known as Brick Street, in 1785 it was ‘the most eligible place for persons of refinement’.

Smal, well-kept garden.

On this site stood Arklow House Elizabeth Fry 1780-1845 Prison reformer and Quaker philanthropist lived here.

Elizabeth Julian lived here 1851 Hard working domestic servant.

Green Flag Award by Keep Britain Tidy.

Lifebuoy at Epple Bay Beach Gap.

Lifebuoy at Epple Bay Beach Ramp.

Eric Morecambe 1926-1984 comic held his wedding reception here.

Grey herons are unmistakable; tall, long legs, elegant beak with grey, black, and white feathering. The mudflats and salt marshes of Pegwell bay are home to local herons, migrating waders and wildfowl.

Low headland between Palm Bay and Botany Bay.

Gap allowing access through the chalk cliffs.

Species-rich grassland with walking and cycling paths.

Coastal grass.

Lifebuoy at Fort Lower Promenade.

Francis King Cobb 1726-1802 Banker & Brewer King of Margate lived here.