Today I want to do an especial post. So far, apart from gardens, I have only shown well-known cities, Manchester, Birmingham, and Worcester. It is really amazing to visit all those big cities, but it is also amazing to visit not-so known but traditional British villages. I strongly believe that the South East of England is one of the prettiest and more charming places in the UK. We saw some examples of nice places in some of my latest posts and we will see more soon.
This is why today I'm presenting two little villages in Kent. Traditional pubs, traditinal buildings and really nice churches (and old cemeteries, my favorites!)
If you want to discover more about this two charming villages, continue reading!
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WESTERHAM
Kent, UK
Curious fact: Wiston Churchill bought a cottage in Westerham where he spent most of his days. It is called Chartwell House and nowadays it belongs to the National Trust. There is a memorial statue of Churchill in the village.
WHERE & WHAT TO EAT
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
19-20 The Green, Westerham, Kent TN16 1AX
For more information click here
Try an aftermoon tea, served with scones, sandwiches or cakes, as you prefer! Their scones and sandwiches are delicious ;)
CHIDDINGSTONE
Kent, UK
Curious fact: Chiddingstone is known as the best remaining example of a Tudor village in England, as well as for beign incredibly charming. What's more, the whole village belongs to the National Trust (I promise I'm not sponsored by the National Trust!)
