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

Frank Muir 1920-1998 comedy writer, radio and television personality born and spent his childhood here.

Gap allowing access through the chalk cliffs.

Park and garden.

George H. Fassam lived here 1944 Last of the chimney sweeping dynasty.

George IV Prince of Wales 1762-1830 met his bride at the assembly rooms on this site.

George Morland 1763-1804 artist lived here on this site.

Ramsgate's first zeppelin raid. 1:48am, 17th May 1915, 20 bombs were dropped on the town in one of the country’s first air raids.

Green open space.

Designed by E. Pugin in the gothic style, once The Granville Hotel, this grand building was the place to stay for the well-to-do looking for a seaside break.

Lifebuoy at Grenham Bay.

Hales, Neve, Collingham, Woolvern, Taylor, Smith & Leaney lived here 1901. Smack Boys.

Well-loved piece of art, along the Viking Trail Coastal Trail (National Cycle Network - Route 15).

This building was originally the Carlton Hotel.

Car Park Public Toilets

Large grass-land, home to Margate F.C. since 1929.

Park and grass with cross-walks.

The Duke of Cumberland brother of George III 1745-1796 lived here.

Henry VIII and John Henniker green plaque.

Mermaids might be considered fictional characters, but the challenges of cleaning up our oceans and protecting what life is left is a profound reality, and an increasingly pressing issue.

Acquired and restored by residents' group.

Gap allowing access through the chalk cliffs.

Lifebuoy at Walpole Bay Tidal Pool.

Small grass park.

Public Toilets

Howard P. Knight lived here 1881-1956 honoured for helping Dunkirk evacuation.

HRH Princess Victoria stayed here from September 1835 to January 1836.

Grassed area.

Prince, Emile and their sister Blanche, 3 of the most powerful 20th century show business figures in the West End and provincial theatres, lived here in their parents' pub The Admiral Harvey in 1901

Large park and garden.

On this site stood the Royal Albion Hotel, James J. J. Tissot, 1836-1902 artist stayed and painted here in 1876.

James Woodward lived here 1933 Visionary sea lion trainer.

Jenny Marx 1844-1883 Socialist activist eldest daughter of Karl Marx lived here.

Jim Briscoe was here 1964 Event organiser of Rolling Stones infamous gig.

John Collis Browne black plaque.

John Gibson Lockhart 1794-1854 author, editor of the Quarterly Review, son-in-law of author Sir Walter Scott lived here.

John Le Mesurier 1912-1983 BAFTA Award winning actor lived here 1970-1983.

Actors Hattie Jacques and John Le Mesurier lived here in the 1960s.

John Paul died here 1917 casualty of WW1 Gotha Raid.

Jon Odell marble plaque.

This mural highlights the sad story of six fish swimming as a school trapped inside the classic six pack of plastic rings.

J. M. W. Turner 1775-1851 artist Attended Coleman's School on this site.

Public Toilets

Gap allowing access through the chalk cliffs.

Joyce Smith, Lived at Lancaster House 1953-2008.

Karl Marx 1818-1883 stayed here 1866.

Karl Marx 1818-1883 communist revolutionary stayed here in 1879.

Colourful tiled steps connecting Harbour Parade with Madeira Walk.

Former estate featuring walking trails with coastal views & a Grade II listed greenhouse.

Public Toilets