The Most Popular Landmarks In Thanet

Landmarks and places of Interest in Thanet. These are the twenty most popular landmarks.

Walpole Bay Tidal Pool, Margate
Britain's largest tidal pool.
The Kings Steps, Margate
Large steps ideal for sitting, people-watching, eating your takeaway, or enjoying the sunsets.
Margate Clock Tower, Margate
Opened in 1889.
Neptune's Tower, Broadstairs
Neptune's Temple Or Arx Ruohim.
Viking Ship Hugin, Ramsgate
Reconstructed Viking longship.
Broadstairs Clock Tower, Broadstairs
Observation deck in Broadstairs.
Ramsgate Obelisk, Ramsgate
A 16m tall obelisk on the approach to East Pier in Ramsgate, dedicated to George IV.
The Grange, Ramsgate
Designed by the Victorian architect and designer Augustus Pugin for himself.
Broadstairs Bandstand, Broadstairs
Host to live music and events.
Kingsgate Castle, Broadstairs
Grade II listed castle.
Bleak House, Broadstairs
Built in 1801, Bleak House (originally known as Fort House) is a prominent house on the cliff overlooking the North Foreland and Viking Bay in Broadstairs.
Birchington Promenade, Birchington
Walking and cycling trail.
Viking Bay Tidal Pool, Broadstairs
Visible during low tide.
Foreness Point, Margate
Low headland between Palm Bay and Botany Bay.
Rossetti Grave, Birchington
1828-1882.
Waterloo Tower, Birchington
A 20m tall red-brick bell tower containing 12 bells.
Eagle House, Broadstairs
Former Admiralty House.
Westbrook Promenade, Margate
Walking and cycling trail.
Nayland Rock Shelter, Margate
Grade II listed.
Margate Beacon, Margate

Walpole Bay Tidal Pool, Margate