Kent

Click the map for tourism ideas Kent, known as the Garden of England hosts the North Downs, a range of chalk hills, which terminate on the Straits of Dover in the famous White Cliffs. To the south is the fertile lowland area known as the Weald, where pretty villages are tucked away. The cone-shaped roofs of the traditional oast houses, where the hops were dried, are characteristic of the countryside and some windmills also survive. The history of Canterbury dates back some 2,000 years and its magnificent cathedral is one of the country's outstanding sights.

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