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Ramada Maidstone

Hollingbourne, Maidstone ME17 1RE - England, UK

For luxury and convenience, the Ramada Maidstone is an ideal choice for visitors to the South East of England. This large hotel is set in spacious and beautiful grounds, within easy driving distance of the motorway, the Ferry Terminals and...

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Attractions near Ramada Maidstone

A selection of attractions close to Ramada Maidstone:

Leeds Castle (1.3 Miles)

Shrouded in mist, mystery and legend, Leeds Castle rises from its own lake amidst one of England’s most picturesque counties; the survivor of 1,000 years...

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Stoneacre (2.3 Miles)

This beautiful 15th Century half-timbered yeoman’s house is surrounded by harmonious gardens and represents one of the most interesting historical dwellings in the region....

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Sutton Valence Castle (4.4 Miles)

Offering panoramic views acroos the Weald and over the Kent countryside, this small 12th Century Norman keep is one of the hidden gems of the...

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Millennium Amphitheatre (5.5 Miles)

This unusual theatre was opened on May 12 2001. It's now the venue for outdoor events from summer jazz concerts to Christmas firework displays. It's...

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Millennium River Park (5.5 Miles)

The Millennium River Park is actually a 10km parkway along the River Medway. Beginning in Teston Country Park and ending in Cobtree, it takes in...

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Millennium Bridge (5.5 Miles)

This is the first cranked stress ribbon bridge in the world, and only the second ribbon bridge in the UK. The award-winning steel structure has...

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Archbishop’s Palace (5.6 Miles)

One of Maidstone's oldest buildings, the Archbishop’s Palace was built in the late 14th Century by the Archbishop of Canterbury, William Courtenay. He and other...

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Maidstone Carriage Museum (5.6 Miles)

Britain's first collection of horse-drawn carriages is now considered to be the finest in Europe. Highlights include governess carts, gigs and royal and estate carriages....

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Maidstone Carriage Museum (5.6 Miles)

Britain's first collection of horse-drawn carriages is now considered to be the finest in Europe. Highlights include governess carts, gigs and royal and estate carriages....

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Kentish Lady River Cruises (5.7 Miles)

One hour round trips boarding at Archbishop’s Palace, Maidstone or the Museum of Kent Life and Malta Inn at Allington Lock, with full complimentary and...

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Maidstone Town Hall (5.7 Miles)

Maidstone Town Hall was completed in 1753, and built originally as a Magistrates Court. Today, it houses an excellent visitor centre as well as Maidstone...

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The Hazlitt Theatre (5.8 Miles)

William Hazlitt, the essayist, was born in Maidstone in 1778. This theatre is named after him and its diverse programme of events includes comedy, dance,...

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Maidstone Museum (6 Miles)

Maidstone Museum is one as one of the best in the South East of England. Its home is impressive too. Chillington Manor is an Elizabethan...

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County Hall (6.1 Miles)

Maidstone County Hall is one Kent's great pre-war buildings. Built between 1910 and 1913, it's made from the best building material of all - Portland...

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