Pubs
The Bear Inn
Traditional Faversham beer house on Market Place with centuries-old oak beams and a sister pub, The Market Inn.
Kent Wildlife Trust grazing marsh reserve with bird hides and level paths, open at all times; charged car park.
A Kent Wildlife Trust grazing marsh reserve with saltmarsh, a seawall and bird hides, open at all times and of international importance for migratory, overwintering and breeding wetland birds. Parking is charged, at £2.50 on weekdays and £3.50 at weekends, payable through RingGo. Dogs must stay on a lead on the public right of way and out of water, ditches and saltmarsh.
Seasonally accessible for wheelchair users; a full circuit to the east hide may not be possible in wet conditions. Radar gates, and the path to the sea hide is level and surfaced.
Pubs
Traditional Faversham beer house on Market Place with centuries-old oak beams and a sister pub, The Market Inn.
Farm Shops & Producers
Kent brewer's Faversham site with a brewery shop, visitor centre and guided brewery tours.
Pubs
Fourteenth-century Faversham town-centre pub with a courtyard garden, a food menu and twelve bedrooms.
Pubs
Victorian Shepherd Neame pub opposite Faversham railway station, serving local ales.
GuideCastles & History, Parks & Walks
The Fleur de Lis, St Mary of Charity, Shepherd Neame tours, Oare Gunpowder Works, Oare Marshes and Brogdale, with the days and rules each owner lists.
Castles & History, Museums & Galleries
Faversham Society museum on Preston Street tracing the town from pre-Roman settlement through its industrial and farming history. Free entry.
Castles & History
Grade I listed parish church with an openwork spire and a classical nave, generally open daily for visitors.
Castles & History, Parks & Walks
Free woodland country park on the site of a former gunpowder factory, with surfaced paths, a visitor centre and wetland wildlife.