Folkestone And Back - Folkestone Attractions
Folkestone has a charming range of attractions that offers
something for the whole family. Attractions include:
The White Horse Landmark in Folkestone
Pleasure Beach
Folkestone offers a traditional seaside experience to
families, with all that entails, including fun amusements and an
old fashioned roller coaster.
Leas Cliff Hall Theatre
Leas Cliff Hall is Folkestone's main entertainment venue, which
attracts a great selection of high profile acts. Performances in
2007 are coming from McFly, Rufus Wainwright, Beverly Knight and
Jim Davidson.
East Cliff and Warren Country Park
The Country Park is open all year around and is home to a
fantastic array of wildlife, and is actually the only site in
Kent where the grayling butterfly can still be found. Facilies
on site include a cafe and campsite.
The White Horse landmark
The White Horse Landmark took five years to build, with
construction ending in 2003.
Leas Cliff Lift
The popular Leas Cliff Lift is one of the oldest water balanced
lifts in the UK, and is easily accessible from the seaside.
Definitely worth checking out.
Lower Leas Coastal Park
Lower Leas Coastal park has been lovingly restored from its
Victorian heyday. It's got plenty of interesting pathways and
trails, as well as a fantastic children's playground and
amphitheatre which is the setting for music and entertainment
throughout the summer.
Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway
This world famous miniature railway runs from Hythe down to
Dungeness lighthouse, covering 13.5 miles. In 2007, the railway
celebrates 80 years of service and is a must see attraction for
visitors to the area.
Other attractions include:
- Romney Marsh Nature Reserve
- Dungeness Lighthouse and lifeboat station
- Folkestone Harbour
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