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BROADSTAIRS
FREE SUMMER
ENTERTAINMENT
Tel: 01843 868718
www.visitthanet.co.uk
Join in our free programme of
entertainment throughout July
and August, including weekly
fireworks displays (Wednesdays),
ceilidhs, dance workshops, band
concerts, and walks and talks
ST PETER'S VILLAGE
TOUR
Tel: 07546 514948
www.villagetour.co.uk
An award-winning tour around
the historic village of St Peter's,
where the past is dramatically
brought to life by costumed
characters along the way.
WESTWOOD CROSS
SHOPPING CENTRE
Tel: 01843 867273
www.westwoodx.co.uk
Open seven days a week, this
centre offers a large variety of
high street brands. The nearby
leisure complex has restaurants,
a multiplex cinema, casino and
bingo hall.
MAIN FESTIVALS AND
EVENTS
Tel: 01843 577577
www.visitthanet.co.uk
2-8 May Thanet Walking Festival
19-25 June Dickens Festival
6-13 August Folk Week
27 September � 3 October
Broadstairs Food Festival
RESTAURANTS
GALORE
Tel: 01843 577577
www.visitthanet.co.uk
The fabulous number and variety
of places to eat in Broadstairs
means you can virtually dine
your way around the world � the
tricky decision is where to start!
CRAMPTON TOWER
MUSEUM
Tel: 01843 871133
www.cramptontower.co.uk
Museum dedicated to Thomas
Crampton, notable Victorian civil
engineer, plus exhibits relating
to local buses and tramways,
including seven working model
railway layouts.
THANET COAST
PROJECT
Tel: 01843 577672
www.thanetcoast.org.uk
Works to protect and promote
our unique coastline and the
marine and bird life associated
with it. It organises great events,
including seashore safaris, sand
art, Rock Doc walks and seal trips.
DICKENS HOUSE
MUSEUM
Tel: 01843 861232
Once home to Miss Mary
Pearson-Strong, on whom
Charles Dickens based Miss Betsy
Trotwood in his novel David
Copperfield, it is now a museum
commemorating the author's
association with Broadstairs.
ADVERTISING FEATURE
A
charming and unspoiled seaside resort,
Broadstairs has been attracting visitors for
over 200 years, with the young Princess
Victoria and Charles Dickens being two of the many
luminaries that have found peace and inspiration in
the atmosphere, history and scenery of the town.
It's not hard to see why visitors return. From its cliff
top promenade and winding lanes to its seven
glorious beaches and bays, there is much to delight.
Tiny flint houses and fishermen's cottages nestle
together and overlook the quaint harbour with its
bobbing fishing boats. The promenade, which
overlooks the town's main beach, is lined with
restaurants, bars and two famous 1950s Italian caf�s
offering the ultimate in homemade ice creams.
For seaside fun, there is Viking Bay, with children's amusement park,
donkey rides, tidal pool and all the town's facilities a short walk away.
Stone Bay offers quieter family fun, with adventurous rock pooling, whilst
Joss Bay is the best surfing beach in the South East, with a beach caf� and a
surf and kayak school. And if you want to get away from it all, rural Botany
Bay, with its beautiful white cliffs and chalk stacks, offers a tranquil retreat.
For entertainment, the town has plenty of restaurants, bars and pubs, plus
a busy calendar of events, which includes music and literary festivals and
regular firework spectaculars through the summer. With so much to do,
Broadstairs offers visitors a truly memorable stay.
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Above: Family Fun
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