The Most Popular Places Of Interest And Things To See In Thanet

Britain's largest tidal pool.

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

Opened in 1889.

Lovely green-space with Bandstand and Clock Tower.

Neptune's Temple Or Arx Ruohim.

Reconstructed Viking longship.

Enclosed green-space with football pitch.

Observation deck in Broadstairs.

The sculpture is a scaled up version of the tiny shell lady ornaments which are sold in the souvenir shops on Margate sea front.

The solitary figure becomes visible three hours before low tide.

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

Built 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.

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

A 16m tall obelisk on the approach to East Pier in Ramsgate, dedicated to George IV.

Designed by the Victorian architect and designer Augustus Pugin for himself.

Host to live music and events.

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

Grade II listed castle.

Park and Garden.

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.