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Are You Thinking of Visiting The Elham Valley? If so click here for a useful Guide and an Attractions Listings in Adobe PDF format.
Visit Kent have also produced some useful information on Country Breaks in The Elham Valley

Ashford Council "What's on Guide" (link to their website)
Battle of Britain Memorial, Capel Le Ferne. (link to their website) Tel 01303 249292
Broome Park (link to their website), Country House and Golf Course.
Canterbury Virtual Tour (link to their website) to let you see what the City has to offer you.
Canterbury Cathedral (link to their website)
Canterbury Christ Church University Events (link to their website)
Canterbury City Council "What's on Guide" (link to their website)
Canterbury Festival (link to their website). Note held in October only.
Capel Le Ferne Farmers Market, Village Hall, Capel Le Ferne. Tel. 01303 245399
Channel Gliding Club, Waldershare Park Dover. Tel. 01304 824888
Dover Castle and War Time Tunnels (link to their website)
Dungeness Lighthouse (link to their website)
East Kent Railway - The Colliery Line, Station Road, Shepherds Well, Dover. Tel. 01304 832042
Elham Valley Vineyard, Breach nr Barham. Tel. 01227 831266. Winery Tea Room and Shop.
Elham Valley Line Trust (link to their website)
Elham Valley Way Guide Book
Folkestone - (link to the Discover Folkestone website)
Folkestone Angler Boat Charter (link to their website)
Folkestone Race Course (link to their website)
Grand Shaft & Museum, Snargate St. Dover Tel. 01304 201200
Highland Court, Bridge. (originally called Higham House) - Country House and Gardens. (Please Note: the house and gardens are currently not open to the public).
The original home to Chitty Chitty Bang Bang from 1921 - 1924. The house was built in 1904 for Count Louis Zborowski who was the millionaire racing driver son of a Polish Count and an American mother. He designed and built three aero-engined cars with assistance from his engineer Captain Clive Gallop. These cars were all known as "Chitty Bang Bang". The Higham, Special was also built here and became known as "Babs". Unfortunately the car overturned and the driver, Parry Thomas was killed. The car was buried in the sand until 1969 when Owen Wyn Owen exhumed "Babs" and rebuilt her.
Howletts Wild Animal Park (link to their website)
Kent Battle of Britain Museum, Hawkinge
Kent & East Sussex Railway (link to their website)
Kent Wildlife Trust (link to their website)
Kentish Stour Countryside Project "What's on Guide" (link to their website)
Limes Farm Equestrian Centre, Pay Street, Nr. Folkestone. Tel. 01303 892335
Lower Leas Coastal Park, Lower Sandgate Rd, Folkestone. Tel. 01303 258594
Lympne Castle (link to their website)
Metropole Arts Centre, The Leas, Folkestone. Tel. 01303 255070
Martello Tower No.3 East Cliff, Folkestone. Tel. 01303 852321
Port Lympne Wild Animal Park (link to their website)
Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway (link to their website)
RSPB Nature Reserve, Dungeness (link to their website)
Rye Heritage Centre (link to their website)
Samphire Hoe Nature Reserve, Nr Dover. Tel. 01304 225649
Shepway Council "Tourism & Travel Info" (link to their website)
South Foreland Lighthouse, St. Margarets, Dover. (link to the National Trust website)
Swingfield Farmers Indoor Market , Canterbury Rd, Swingfield Tel. 01303 844244
The Leas Cliff Water Lift, Lower Sandgate Road, Folkestone. Tel. 01303 251573
The Leas Cliff Hall, Folkestone (link to their website)
The Marlowe Theatre Canterbury (link to their website)
The White Cliffs of Dover (link to the National Trust website)
Varne Watersports & Social Club (link to their website)
Westenhanger Castle (link to their website)
Western Heights Historic Fort, South Military Rd, Dover. Tel. 01304 201200

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Last updated 26/05/2010