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You can immerse yourself in the incredible culture of Folkestone's famous Creative Quarter and spend your time exploring the bustling harbour arm, spotting public artworks and enjoying tantalising food and drink from some of the region's most exciting producers.
With 26 miles of coastline offering sand and shingle beaches, beautiful towns, cliff-top paths and wildlife galore, Folkestone, Hythe, Romney Marsh & The Downs is the perfect place for a short or long break.
From independent shops and galleries lining the cobbled streets of Folkestone's Creative Quarter, to coastal walks and a host of places to eat, drink and get involved, you're guaranteed to fall in love with Folkestone's unique charm.
From family-friendly festivals to exhibitions, walks and talks, there is always something going on in Folkestone, Hythe, Romney Marsh and the Kent Downs. Browse our events and you'll be amazed at what's on offer.
Folkestone Museum. Folkestone Museum in Kent takes you on a journey through the history of Folkestone, from its origins as a humble coastal community, through to its heyday as a fashionable seaside resort and beyond.
You can be in Folkestone just 35 minutes by car with Eurotunnel Le Shuttle. Drive straight onto the train at Calais and drive off after crossing underneath the Channel. Trains run all day and night, with up to four departures an hour.
The Grand has an unrivalled position on the South Coast, with stunning views of the award winning Coastal Park and the busy Channel shipping lanes, and even France on clear days. You can enjoy dining at The Grand with two unique and differing experiences available to suit every palate.
The Creative Quarter includes some of Folkestone's most historic streets, and is just a short wander from the sea. The Old High Street is a winding, cobbled lane lined with independent shops, galleries and eateries, while Tontine Street is a busy thoroughfare to the centre of the town.
The Leas is Folkestone's unique clifftop promenade. Designed in the mid 1800's by Decimus Burton, who also worked on buildings and gardens at London Zoo and Kew Gardens, it includes magnificent buildings, squares and gardens.
Aug 1, 2023 · Did you know that Folkestone is the UK’s first ever Music Town? Crowned by the BBC, the town has been recognised for its vibrant live music scene and its collection of independent venues – big and small – championing great artists and creativity.
