Turner Contemporary
Contemporary art gallery on the harbour, named after J. M. W. Turner, who went to school in Margate and returned throughout his life.
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Wahrzeichen, Museen, Parks und Aussichtspunkte in der Gegend und ihrer Umgebung.
Contemporary art gallery on the harbour, named after J. M. W. Turner, who went to school in Margate and returned throughout his life.
Sandy beach in front of the town, between the Harbour Arm and Dreamland.
The old stone pier enclosing the harbour, with cafés and bars along it and views back to the town.
Underground passage and chamber lined with about 4.6 million shells, rediscovered around 1835; nobody knows who made it or when.
Seafront amusement park whose Grade II* listed Scenic Railway wooden roller coaster opened in 1920; rides run in season.
Timber-framed Tudor house in Margate Old Town.
Caves first dug as a chalk mine and opened as a Victorian seaside attraction in 1863.
Theatre on Addington Street, on the edge of the Old Town.
Small independent museum about crabs, a few doors from Turner Contemporary.
Large sea-water bathing pool on the foreshore at Cliftonville.
Grade II* listed smock mill, built in 1845.
Broadstairs' central sandy bay, with beach huts and children's rides, overlooked by Bleak House.
Clifftop house above Viking Bay, built around 1801, linked with Charles Dickens's holidays in the town.
Museum in a late-Georgian cottage on Victoria Parade about Dickens and his time in Broadstairs, run by Thanet District Council.
Small museum about the engineer Thomas Crampton and his connections with Broadstairs.
Sandy bay below the cliffs, just north of Viking Bay.
Sandy bay north of the town, with a surf school according to Visit Thanet.
The most northerly of the Broadstairs bays, with chalk stacks on the beach.
Lighthouse on North Foreland, the chalk headland at the north end of Broadstairs.
Public park in the centre of the town, near the station.
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A shingle seafront, a pier and two Tudor castles
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Dover Castle, the white cliffs and the busiest ferry port to France
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The cathedral, the medieval walls and the Westgate on the River Stour
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