Whitstable Harbour
Working harbour with fishing boats, food and gift huts, the South Quay Shed and boat trips.
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Places worth your time in Whitstable
Top places
Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the area.
Working harbour with fishing boats, food and gift huts, the South Quay Shed and boat trips.
Castellated manor house, also called Tankerton Castle, between the harbour and Tankerton; Visit Canterbury suggests it for afternoon tea.
Grassy slopes above the beach huts at Tankerton, a protected wildlife site with views over the Street.
Heritage centre on the town's oyster trade and diving history; it also displays Invicta, an early steam locomotive.
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RNLI lifeboat station at the harbour.
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Church of England church, one of five in the Whitstable Team Ministry.
Smock mill built in 1815, now part of a private home: it can be seen only from outside.
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Sandy bays, Turner Contemporary, Margate Old Town and Dickens's Broadstairs
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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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