Folkestone’s restored Harbour Arm is a beautiful promenade out at sea with a World-class view. Formerly a ferry port, Folkestone Harbour Arm is now home to a growing collection of independent businesses that has become a centre for Food, Drink and Entertainment in Kent; the Garden of England.

Situated in the town of Folkestone, Leas Cliff Hall is a stunning multi-functional venue that has been in operation since 1927. Boasting incredible cliff-top views over the English Channel, this versatile live entertainment and functions venue is beloved by all who visit.

The National Memorial to the Few. At the heart of the Memorial is the National Memorial to the few, dedicated to the heroic and selfless deeds of the men who won the Battle of Britain,10 July to 31 October 1940. The Memorial was unveiled by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother on 9 July 1993.

F51 Folkestone is Europe's largest indoor skatepark with three stacked floors dedicated to all types of skateboarding and BMXing. Whether you prefer street or transition, concrete or timber, they have something for all levels of riding ability.

Creative Folkestone is a visionary arts charity dedicated to transforming Folkestone through collective creative activity, making the town a better place to live, work, play and visit. We believe that everyone is creative, and that creativity has the power to change people and places for the better.

Experience one of Kent’s top attractions. Known as “Kent’s Mainline in Miniature,” the RH&DR features world-famous one-third-scale steam and diesel locomotives, running along 13½ miles of scenic track from Hythe across Romney Marsh to Dungeness.