Pubs
The Bear Inn
Traditional Faversham beer house on Market Place with centuries-old oak beams and a sister pub, The Market Inn.
Verified Oct 2026
Grade I listed parish church with an openwork spire and a classical nave, generally open daily for visitors.
About St Mary of Charity Church
The parish church of Faversham is Grade I listed, a cruciform building from the 14th and 15th centuries. George Dance rebuilt the nave interior in classical style in 1755, and the openwork spire was added in 1797 and later encased in stone. It is open for prayer and visiting, though it may close occasionally for events. No admission charge is stated.
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Shepherd Neame Brewery Shop and Visitor Centre
Kent brewer's Faversham site with a brewery shop, visitor centre and guided brewery tours.
Verified Oct 2026
Pubs
The Sun Inn
Fourteenth-century Faversham town-centre pub with a courtyard garden, a food menu and twelve bedrooms.
Verified Oct 2026
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Railway Hotel
Victorian Shepherd Neame pub opposite Faversham railway station, serving local ales.
Verified Oct 2026
Guides that mention St Mary of Charity Church
GuideCastles & History, Parks & Walks
Faversham: the gunpowder works, Oare Marshes, Brogdale and the town’s heritage
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.
More things to do in Faversham
Family Days Out, Parks & Walks
Brogdale Collections
Charity-run orchards holding the National Fruit Collection, with year-round self-guided orchard walks on an Orchard Pass, a cafe and a farm shop.
Family Friendly
Castles & History, Food & Drink
Shepherd Neame Brewery Tours
Guided tour of Britain's oldest brewer: an 80-minute walk through the brewery and a tutored tasting. Book ahead; over 18s.
Adults
Castles & History, Museums & Galleries
Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre
Faversham Society museum on Preston Street tracing the town from pre-Roman settlement through its industrial and farming history. Free entry.
Family Friendly
Free