Kent is one of England’s most famous counties, with its famous white cliffs on the coast and picturesque green scenery inland. No wonder it’s called the “Garden of England”—it’s in the southeast part of the country.

...Kent isn’t just very pretty in nature, either. Canterbury is the religious centre of the country, and other important historical places include Tunbridge Wells, Folkestone, Sandwich, and Rochester. A wine area and Britain’s oldest brewery are both in the county. There will be lots of fun things to see and do here.