Pubs
The Radnor Arms
Renovated Victorian pub in Old Bouverie serving local food and drink, Sunday lunch, weekly themed nights and private hire.
Free museum in Folkestone's Town Hall covering the town's history, with a lift between floors and a cinema space.
Folkestone Museum is in the Town Hall on Guildhall Street, which Folkestone Town Council bought in 2011. Entry is free, with donations welcome. The rear approach is cobbled and uneven, so the museum recommends the front entrance.
Front entrance on Guildhall Street is step-free with a ramp; step-free rear entrance on Market Place (call ahead for help); lift between floors; accessible toilet on the lower ground floor.
Pubs
Renovated Victorian pub in Old Bouverie serving local food and drink, Sunday lunch, weekly themed nights and private hire.
Restaurants
Family-run Vietnamese restaurant on Sandgate Road serving banh cuon, bun, pho and cocktails; closed Tuesdays.
CafésRestaurants
Cafe, bistro and cocktail bar on Sandgate Road with breakfast, Mediterranean dishes, Turkish meze, tapas and fresh fish.
PubsRestaurants
Independent bar and restaurant on Bouverie Road West serving local ales, Kentish gins, seasonal food and Sunday roasts.
GuideBeaches & Coast, Museums & Galleries
Folkestone Harbour Arm, the museum, the Warren, the Lower Leas, the public artworks and Mermaid, and the Kent Battle of Britain Museum at Hawkinge.
Beaches & Coast, Parks & Walks
Landslip coastline east of Folkestone with lawns, a playground, coastal walks, rockpools and a nature reserve at The Warren.
Castles & History, Museums & Galleries
Aviation museum on the old Hawkinge airfield telling the story of the 1940 Battle of Britain, with free on-site parking.
Beaches & Coast, Food & Drink
Historic stone jetty open for promenading, with food and drink traders, a lighthouse bar and a programme of films, markets and music.