Castles · South East England
Kent: castles, white cliffs, and the Garden of England
Three days of Norman castles, Tudor palaces and Channel coast.
Kent is England's south-eastern shoulder — closest to France, oldest in continuous human settlement, and packed with castles that once defended the realm against invasion. From Dover's white cliffs to Canterbury's pilgrim cathedral, you can see a millennium of England in three unhurried days.
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