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Kent (Slow Travel), 18 settembre 2026

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Kent (Slow Travel), pubblicato in lingua Inglese, è un rivista di Regno Unito. Accedi a Kent (Slow Travel) online su PressReader o scarica i numeri per leggerli più tardi. Sfoglia i numeri precedenti di Kent (Slow Travel) nell’archivio.

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ArticleAUTHOR’S STORY

I first real­ised how spe­cial Kent’s coun­tryside and coast were on week­end hik­ing adven­tures and sea­side breaks from Lon­don, where I lived in the 1990s. Wan­der­lust then took me over­seas for the next two dec­ades. When I returned to the UK in...

AUTHOR’S STORY

ArticleAUTHOR

Simon Rich­mond ( simon­rich­mond.com) is an award-win­ning travel writer, editor and pho­to­grapher. In a journ­al­ism career span­ning over 30 years, he’s writ­ten and researched 150+ guide­books and non-fic­tion titles. He’s also the editor of the...

AUTHOR

ArticleFEEDBACK REQUEST

At Bradt Guides we’re aware that guide­books start to go out of date on the day they’re pub­lished – and that you, our read­ers, are out there in the field doing research of your own. You’ll find out before us when a fine new fam­ily-run hotel opens or...

FEEDBACK REQUEST

ArticleDUNGENESS

Get away from it all and mar­vel at the mul­ti­col­oured sun­sets by stay­ing at this vast shingle beach jut­ting into the Chan­nel.

DUNGENESS

ArticleFAVERSHAM

Enjoy a night or two in this ancient mar­ket town that’s home to Eng­land’s old­est brew­ery and a thriv­ing local food scene.

FAVERSHAM

ArticleTUNBRIDGE WELLS

Hand­some, his­toric spa town, great for din­ing and shop­ping and an ideal base for the scenic splend­ours of the Weald.

TUNBRIDGE WELLS

ArticleSISSINGHURST

One of Eng­land’s finest gar­dens and a jump­ing off point for some of Kent’s best vine­yards.

SISSINGHURST

ArticleCANTERBURY

Eng­land’s Rome offers eccle­si­ast­ical majesty, ancient remains, wonky, tim­ber-beamed streets­capes and easy access to east Kent’s attrac­tions.

CANTERBURY