Places to visit near Allhallows

The perfect blend of inspirational architecture, stunning coastline and lush, leafy countryside. A trip to this historic city has to include a visit to the Cathedral!

Come and visit this adventure park unlike any other. Children and adults can drive real working diggers, dumpers and full-size construction machinery!

In the heart of Kent, this fantastic castle is set on two islands on the River Len. Enjoy the colourful gardens, family treasures and superb architecture.

This beautiful Elizabethan fort is set in tranquil grounds alongside a riverside village.

Admire the superb architecture and the striking stained glass dating back to the 12th and 13th centuries. Pilgrims and visitors have made their way to Canterbury Cathedral since the Middle Ages. It remains one of the most visited places in the country.

Enjoy fantastic beaches and Victorian architecture in this traditional seaside town. Enjoy fantastic beaches and Victorian architecture in this traditional seaside town.

Once a major supplier of hops to London breweries, the Hop Family Farm was recently transformed into an adventure park with attractions, animals and plenty of places to eat and drink.

Explore a 90-acre adventure in beautiful ancient parkland that is ideal for great days out in Kent with the entire family. No gimmicks, no nonsense, Howletts Wild Animal Park is committed to one thing, the conservation, breeding and reintroduction of rare and endangered animals.

Rochester Castle stands within the walls of the Roman city of Rochester at a strategic crossing of the river Medway. The site is dominated by the impressive Norman keep, roughly square in plan. Surrounding the keep is the bailey, which would have been filled with buildings in the mid-13th century but is now occupied by the Castle Gardens.

Rochester Cathedral is England's second oldest, having been founded in AD604 by Bishop Justus. The glorious Norman architecture of the nave, parts of the crypt, as well as one of the finest Romanesque facades in England, make this an inspirational place to visit.

A charming town with a rich maritime history with diving, shipbuilding and fishing. Whitstable is also a shopper's delight with a range of independent art and craft, fashion and gift shops.

A sand and mud beach located in a small town. Allhallows is a popular beach for fishing and walking; and even has it's own golf course.

Sheerness beach is a gently sloping sand; shingle and pebble beach at the mouth of the Thames river. Winning a blue flag award in 2013 sheerness beach is perfect for all the family to visit.

Whitstable beach is a popular shingle beach with a variety of shops; cafés and restaurant. It has a small harbour where a local shell fishing fleet operates.

Canvey Island is an Island of some seven square miles lying off the South Coast of Essex in the Thames Estuary.