Top Things to do in Isle of Thanet
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Top 8 Points of Interest & Landmarks in Isle of Thanet, England
Discover the best top things to do in Isle of Thanet, United Kingdom including Turner Rowe Glass Art, The Boathouse, Margate Caves, Sarre Windmill, The Community Pharmacy Gallery, Waterollo Way and Eagle House, The Great Wall of Ramsgate, St Augustine's Cross.
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1. Turner Rowe Glass Art
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Coates-Smith - Barham, United Kingdom
Had an amazing time during the 3 hours lampworking workshop and managed to create lots of amazingly beautiful glass beads under Jo's watchful eye. She was a calm teacher happy to explain as much of the science behind the art as you want her to and also happy for you to creatively explore making glass beads. Her space is calming and full of inspiration and a beautiful dog! Will definitely be returning to have another go!
2. The Boathouse
3. Margate Caves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Currently closed within government guidelines. A subterranean adventure awaits at the Margate Caves. The Caves have a varied past; from chalk mine to rich mans folly and Victorian tourist attraction. What will you discover at the Caves?
Reviewed By andyayres8 - Northampton, United Kingdom
We really loved this place. It’s a quirky little hidey hole in every sense. It’s a pleasant way to while away a few hours. It’s not too difficult to get around and the history behind it is very interesting. Afterwards it’s well worth a sit down in the cafe for a coffee and amazing cakes. There are other very tasty food items but the cakes are fantastic.
4. Sarre Windmill
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
The Baldwin family have just embark on a new journey, sharing their vision to see Sarre mill Up and Running once again...
5. The Community Pharmacy Gallery
6. Waterollo Way and Eagle House
7. The Great Wall of Ramsgate
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 65 reviews
8. St Augustine's Cross
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By J-L-B - Charlotte, United States
We drove 2 hours to get here. It might seem like a fool's errand but we were determined to see where Christianity was brought to England by St Augustine who converted King (St) Ethelbert under the oak tree - now the Anglo Saxon cross monument - where his conversion was recorded by St Bede in 596 AD. Christianity came to England much earlier - the oldest Roman Catholic church is in Colchester, Essex (circa 350 AD). But this monument honours the bravery and determination of St Augustine who was called here by Pope Gregory the Great. \
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