5°C- The Kings Steps, MargateLarge steps ideal for sitting, people-watching, eating your takeaway, or enjoying the sunset.
- Jubilee Clock Tower, MargateOpened in 1889.
- Viking Ship Hugin, RamsgateReconstructed Viking longship.
- Minster Recreation Ground, RamsgateEnclosed green-space with football pitch.
- Mrs Booth, MargateThe sculpture is a scaled up version of the tiny shell lady ornaments which are sold in the souvenir shops on Margate sea front.
- Victoria Gardens, BroadstairsLovely green-space with Bandstand and Clock Tower.
- Neptune's Tower, BroadstairsNeptune's Temple Or Arx Ruohim.
- The Grange, RamsgateDesigned by the Victorian architect and designer Augustus Pugin for himself.
- Broadstairs Clock Tower, BroadstairsObservation deck in Broadstairs.
- Another Time, MargateThe solitary figure becomes visible three hours before low tide.
- North Foreland Lighthouse, BroadstairsBuilt in 1691, this 26m tall lighthouse is an octagonal tower with balcony and lantern attached to a 2-storey keeper's house. It was first lit by fire in 1499.
- Ramsgate Obelisk, RamsgateA 16m tall obelisk on the approach to East Pier in Ramsgate, dedicated to George IV.
- Hands & Molecule, RamsgateWell-loved piece of art, along the Viking Trail Coastal Trail (National Cycle Network - Route 15).
- Broadstairs Bandstand, BroadstairsHost to live music and events.
- Dane Park, MargateDecent-sized park with a kiosk, fountain, sports courts and a large playground. Plenty of grassy areas for picnicking in the summer.
- Rossetti Grave, Birchington1828-1882.
- Eric Morecambe, MargateEric Morecambe 1926-1984 comic held his wedding reception here.
- Birchington Promenade, BirchingtonWalking and cycling trail.
- Holy Trinity Church, Margate
- Crispe park, BirchingtonOffers a tranquil and scenic setting for both walking and running enthusiasts.
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