Kent, with its charming villages and stunning landscapes, is undeniably one of the most picturesque places in the country. It has everything from medieval architecture and grand castles to quaint little villages. Whether you're a fan of leisurely strolls through the rolling hills of the Kent Downs or prefer exploring on two wheels, Kent has space for both types of adventure.
Often referred to as "The Garden of England", summer is undoubtedly the best time to discover new spots in this beautiful county. Home to many remarkable English Heritage sites and National Trust buildings, nowhere does country air and historical splendour quite so well as Kent does. READ MORE: London's 'narrowest' pub that looks totally out of place wedged between office blocks With the summer holidays almost here, we've rounded up some of Kent's very best villages that make for perfect day trip destinations from the big smoke.
This idyllic village, nestled amidst farmland, ancient woodlands, and low grasslands, is just a stone's throw away from Dartford. It's so picture-perfect, it could easily be featured on a postcard, reports Kent Live . Visitors from across the country flock to Eynsford to see attractions like the Ford at Riverside, Eynsford Castle, Lullingstone Roman Villa, and Lullingstone Castle.
The ruins of Eynsford Castle, managed by English Heritage and free to visit, are conveniently located just off the High Street. Situated on the hillside of the Kent Downs, Wye is a haven for nature lover.
