Town Profile
Take a wander in the Weald
Bedgebury Lake
THE Weald of Kent has more than its fair share of world famous gardens, fairy tale castles, quaint villages, pretty market towns and mellow country manors.
Taking its name from an old English word meaning forest, this swathe of historic landscape was once covered in woodland with a few scattered farms and a notorious reputation, until medieval times, for hiding outlaws and highwaymen. Much of the ancient woodland
remains, especially in the High Weald Area of Natural Beauty where you can
also enjoy views of rolling hills, flower meadows and a patchwork of fields.
Jewel in the crown The Weald offers plenty of places for a perfect day out and bustling Tenterden is a great place to start from. Situated on the A28, this charming little town is justly famed as the “Jewel of the Weald”. Its broad High Street lined with grass verges and pavement café tables adds a European feel to its traditional Kentish heritage. Browse the antique and craft shops and call in for a coffee, cream tea or meal at one of the wide choice of cafes, restaurants and pubs. The town provides a
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startpoint for the famous Kent and Sussex Railway steam
Tenterden Garden Machinery
Finchcocks piano museum
train line and is surrounded by some great family attractions such as the Rare Breeds Centre at Woodchurch. There are also many historic houses dotted around the nearby countryside.
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