A new “immersive” tourist attraction has opened up in Kent, featuring a model town you can race around and countless miniature objects
A trampoline and inflatables park with laser tag is set to open at a shopping centre next year.
We’ve rounded up a number of festive events taking place during December for children, families and adults to enjoy.
From gingerbread decorating to film screenings and ice skating, there’s lots to keep everyone happy this Christmas. Here’s our top picks.
A popular festive event is back for its second year, featuring incredible illuminations and colourful projections. Here’s how to book tickets.
Our reporter looks at one of the county’s most hypnotising Christmas light shows – as people far and wide get into the holiday spirit.
An inflatable water park could be coming to Bluewater two years after previous plans were scrapped following fierce opposition.
The castle will put on twinkling lights, a festive forest trail and visits from Father Christmas. Here’s everything you need to know.
Santa’s secrets are set to be revealed in a secret festive mission at one of Kent’s biggest attractions.
Money’s tight at this time of year, but we’ve got some great family days out that can keep you and the kids happy on a budget.
Holiday cabins offering a “calm and tranquil” setting along castle waters will finally opened this winter, setting visitors back £325 a night.
A Kent castle will recreate C S Lewis’ The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe this festive season, including a stunning snow-covered Narnia.
A Kent tourist attraction has been ranked as one of the best of its kind across the country.
This half-term could be the time to venture further afield in the county and try some of these fun-filled soft play centres.
It can be tricky keeping the kids entertained during half term so we asked readers for their top tips for hidden gems and fun places to visit.
East 17 will switch on Christmas lights in two Kent towns as part of free festive celebrations.
Keep the whole family happy this Halloween with plenty of kid-friendly activities, from ghost hunts to pumpkin carving.
From brave ghost hunters to curious creatives, National Trust is inviting families from across the county to visit this October.
Plans to scrap one-day Travelcards will make train trips to London more expensive from January, fears a campaign group.
Free National Trust passes are on offer to encourage families to get outside this autumn with many Kent properties included in the deal.
Pick your own pumpkins and take the perfect autumnal Instagram picture at these stunning patches.
Heritage Open Days are back so we’ve picked 10 unique days out, from WWI trenches to Victorian cemeteries - and you don’t even need to book.
One of the county’s best-loved attractions is opening a brand new outdoor art trail themed around animals and their habitats.
Events company Pop and Bark is bringing its hugely popular - and very Instagrammable - ‘Pupuccino’ bar and doggy bakery to a Kent location.
From family festivals to medieval jousting, there’s plenty of fantastic things to do over the August bank holiday weekend. Here’s our top picks.
A new restaurant serving bao buns and bubble tea has opened at Kent beauty spot – the sixth business to launch there this year alone.
It’s time to dig your bike out of the garage and enjoy a free day out exploring the Kent countryside on these beautiful trails.
A week-long folk festival will once again take over the town with more than 130 live bands, workshops, dances and food stalls.
The UK’s largest ball pit sounded like great fun – with 700,000 balls and Haribo prizes to find – but was it worth queuing for over an hour?
The reinvention of a popular seaside festival will return for a second year with a packed line-up of live music, food and activities.
An historic attraction is offering major disconts for eligible residents to help families this summer.
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A new “immersive” tourist attraction has opened up in Kent, featuring a model town you can race around and countless miniature objects
We’ve rounded up a number of festive events taking place during December for children, families and adults to enjoy.
