Walking Tour - A Walk around Whitstable

A walk around this seaside town on the Thames Estuary, which also has an industrial past

The historic harbour and seaside town of Whitstable is widely known for its annual Oyster festival, but it has other charms too. On this walk around the town and seafront we will visit the charming gardens of Whitstable Castle, see historic boats, hear about Whitstable's connection with sea diving, pass the former home of Peter Cushing and talk about one of Britain's earliest railways. This is the fourth in a series of walks along the Medway and Kent Coast.

The walk is about 3 miles in total and includes some steps
Whitstable is about 1 hour 15 minute journey from St Pancras station
Please do not come on the event if you are unwell
Please bring water , hand sanitiser and face masks
We will walk at a social distance

You may also like the following events from Footprints of London:

• Next Saturday, 9th August, 02:00 pm, Walking Tour - Pepys, Pubs, Graves and a Grotto (with pub stop) in London
• This month, 15th August, 01:00 pm, Walking Tour - London's Sex Industry and the Stage in the Long 18th Century in London
• This month, 23rd August, 01:00 pm, Walking Tour - Working-class Migrations: Irish, Italian, African, Jewish in London

Also check out other Festivals in Whitstable.