Things to see and do Folkestone

Place of major cultural events in the city that regularly organises exhibitions of contemporary art.

Butterflies fly in the greenhouse in which you walk…

103 of these small towers were built between 1805 and 1812 to protect themselves from potential invasions of the French led by Napoleon. It is located in the east of Folkestone on the cliff edge.

Park for the Protection of Endangered Species: tigers, Atlas lions, gorillas, black rhino, Asian elephants…

A factory and a shop of barley sugar for the gourmands. There is plenty to visit and eat.

We can see the workshops of artisans in activity: turners on wood, potters, goldsmiths and trainers.

This pleasant promenade along the sea runs 6 km and allows you to reach the towns of Sandgate and Hythe. When it's nice it's really nice to walk on foot or by bike that distance, only the by the noise of the waves. Leas Cliff Lift makes it easier for you to go up the cliffs.