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

Reconstructed Viking longship.

Enclosed green-space with football pitch.

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

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

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

Large park and garden.

Grade II listed by Historic England.

Grassy seafront rural park with walking and cycle trails and footpaths, a playground, birdwatching hide & picnic areas.

Green Flag Award by Keep Britain Tidy.

Small park and play area with enclosed dog park.

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

Colourful tiled steps connecting Harbour Parade with Madeira Walk.

Enclosed green-space with play ground.

Promenades and gardens overlooking the sea .

Small community park featuring Madeira Walk Waterfall, gardens & a war memorial.

Park with children’s play area.

Shrine of St Augustine. Constructed between 1845 and 1852, St Augustine’s church was designed by Augustus Pugin, architect of the Houses of Parliament and ‘Big Ben’.

Built between 1827-1836 in the Regency style, the residential area was named after former Prime Minister (1812-1827), Richard Jenkinson, 2nd Earl of Liverpool.