The Most Popular Things To Do In Thanet

Dreamland Margate is a free to enter amusement park and entertainment centre based on a traditional English seaside funfair.

Margate's hip Old Town draws both tourists and art-lovers with its speciality shops and contemporary art galleries.

Quex Park is a country estate with many family-centred attractions, shops, cafes and seasonal events.

Turner Contemporary is an art gallery in Margate, intended as a contemporary arts space.

Celebrating Charles Dickens' long connection with Broadstairs (1837-1851).

The Caves are over 90m long and up to 12m high.

On the site of the old Parade Cinema, now an arcade with a diverse mix of stalls, shops, food and drink.

The Ramsgate Tunnels is a visitor attraction consisting of two main tunnel systems.

The 'Royal Harbour' status is unique in mainland Britain.

Margate's Harbour Arm (Stone Pier) has been converted into an eating and drinking destination with art gallery.

Large steps ideal for sitting, people-watching, eating your takeaway, or enjoying the sunset.

A Grade I listed ornate 21m (70ft) subterranean passageway shell grotto.

Opened in 1889.

Europe’s first and only museum dedicated to the world of the decapod.

The very popular Route 69.

Yacht Marina and Lifeboat Station with cross-walks.

Natural History Museum with an astounding collection of African and Asian wildlife and ethnography.

Garden and bars accessed from the beach.

Reconstructed Viking longship.

Family-run cinema with a mix of blockbusters and independent films.