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It has stood here for 1,000 years and has a varied history. Kings and queens have lived here, and the castle has survived many battles. Henry VIII had the castle converted into a palace in the 16th century. From the 17th century onwards, it passed through various private owners. Parts of it were demolished and rebuilt, changing its exterior several times. Eventually, it fell into disrepair until Lady Baillie, a wealthy Anglo-American heiress, breathed new life into the castle. In the 1930s, Leeds Castle developed into one of England's largest country estates and a center of lavish hospitality for leading statesmen, European royalty, and film stars. It hosted numerous lavish parties until the outbreak of World War II. The castle survived the war unscathed, after which the Lady continued to rebuild and alter it. When she died, the castle passed into the hands of the Leeds Castle Foundation, a charitable foundation she had founded to preserve it from then on. Although well-funded, it wasn't enough to maintain the castle. It had to be opened to the public. Today, the castle hosts a variety of tourist activities. You can visit it for £40, and approximately 500,000 people visit each year.

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A relatively modern chalk symbol sculpted in the hillside

Good café, nice cake.

St Margaret's is a stunning Grade II listed church set in a picturesque rural location.

This footpath follows the southern shore of Great Water and offers wonderful, free to access views of Leeds Castle. The castle is a grade 1 listed building. It's been here since 857 and has been the favourite residence of several monarchs. The present castle is mostly 19th century. It was left to the public in 1976 and open for visits.

Great facility with lots to see

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The square used to hold an agricultural market back in the late 19th century and is still used to hold the occasional market.

St Mary's a parish church in Lenham, Kent, begun in the 12th century with additions in the next three centuries.