Originally the site of a manor for the Saxon Royal Family, the site of Leeds Castle has been a Norman stronghold, residence to six medieval Queens, the palace of Henry VIII and a 1920's country retreat. Visitors can journey through 1000 years of history in the Castle, and walk through the 500 acre parkland of gardens and attractions including a maze, grotto, falconry, and aviary, which is home to over 100 rare and endangered species.

Moated castle dating back to the 13th century and childhood home of Anne Boleyn. Later acquired by William Waldorf Astor who created the spectacular gardens, and a house of beautiful furniture, paintings and tapestry. The Yew Maze, a miniature model house exhibition, and an adventure playground are other attractions at this historical castle.

British Maritime History going back 400 years.  Set in 80 acres, the dockyard is home to 100 buildings and structures, most of which were built between 1704-1855.  As well as museums, historic maritime ships and submarines to see, there are also 17 RNLI vessels that have been used over the years to save lives.

The beauty of Groomsbrigde has attracted movie makers and can be seen in Pride & Prejudice.  Traditional gardens created 300 years ago and developed to their present magnificence.  The Enchanted Garden can be entered through a gate, where stunning gardens are on view, along with a children's playground, activities, and animals such as deer, can be seen wandering the land.

Owned by the Forestry commission, the 320 acres of parkland are situated among the lakes and valleys of the Kent countryside and surrounded by the 2,600 acre Bedgebury Forest. Stunning scenery all year round produced by over 6,000 trees and over 2,000 species of conifer. Walking, cycling, nature walks, four orienteering courses and concerts are held throughout the year.

Quex House is a regency house that has been home to five generations of the Powell-Cotton family, and remains a family home today.  Some rooms are open to the public at limited times during the summer months, whilst the museum and gardens are open all year at limited times.  The museum houses various treasures including African zoology and ethnographic collections from Africa and the Indian sub-continent.  Other galleries display textiles, weaponry and ceramics from Europe, China and Japan.