ペンズハーストでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Right next to the churchyard, you can pass by this beautiful 15th-century building, listed as a Grade II listed building. On one of its wooden beams, you can read the inscription 'My flesh also shall rest in hope'.

This church, listed as Grade I building, was primarily constructed during the 12th and 13th centuries, although additional elements were added in later centuries, culminating in a significant refurbishing in the 19th century.

The ancestral home of the Sidney family and birthplace of the Elizabethan poet Sir Phillip Sidney, Penshurst Place is a grand manor set in beautiful gardens. There is a cafe to the east of the estate which is open seven days a week, with lots of space for bikes. For more information check out the website https://www.penshurstplace.com/

Amazing spot for coffee and cake. Bike racks at the back, plenty of seating indoors and out, really good speciality coffee and amazing views!

A long, straight path through wheat fields with views over Penshurst Place and the Medway valley.

A nice short set of switchbacks just before you stop for a coffee break.

Great little tea house that unfortunately closes during the winter months. It is a charming little place ... if you manage to come before everyone else... It does get busy on a beautiful day, just like the rest of the village.

Great little Tea House that unfortunately closes during the winter. On really nice days it can get quite busy... just like the rest of the village...