Enjoy a 90 minute stroll around fascinating Faversham, a charming and historic town, escorted by knowledgeable & interesting Faversham Society guides. The town boasts more than 475 listed buildings and one of the finest medieval streets in the country. The Parish Church of St Mary of Charity has a crown spire visible for miles around, England's oldest brewery has been here since 1698 whilst Faversham Creek remains a haven for wildlife and boats.
Walks start from the Fleur De Lis Heritage Centre, 12 Preston Street, (a short walk from the railway station).
These run every Saturday, post pandemic, from Easter to the end of September:
1st Saturday of the month @ 14.00, and other Saturdays and Bank Holiday Mondays @ 10.30.
During July and August, they take place @ 10.30 and 14.00.
The cost is £5 per adult and £3 for accompanied children.
Participation in the walk entitles a free entry to the superb museum on the day and once in the subsequent year.
Full details can be found at www.favershamsociety.org and www.favershamtownwalks.org.
Group visits can be accommodated on any day of the week. Contact details are on the website
Special tours can be arranged for groups, (minimum 10 people or #50), by contacting favershamtownwalks@gmail.com or by telephoning Antony Millett on 01795 483289 or 07771 184441.
Address
Walking with History in Faversham
10 - 13 Preston Street
Faversham
Kent
ME13 8NS
