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Situated at the heart of Ramsgate town centre, St George’s is a glorious Grade I Listed late Georgian church built in 1827, an outstanding feature being its octagonal stone Lantern which served as a navigational aid for shipping in the Channel.

Join us at the Palace for a quick look around, or stay for an illustrated talk of the history of the cinema and then behind the 'STAFF' door to discover the 'everyday histories' of the usherettes, rewind boys and more in our local cinemas 1930s-'70s!

Join us on Sunday 13th September for free entry to Quex House and Gardens, home of the Powell-Cotton Museum

The Sonic Trail features specially commissioned sound installations in unique and historic locations around Ramsgate.

Walk in the footsteps of the Ramsgate craftspeople from the last 300 years who lived and worked in and around the Royal Harbour on a new guided trail.

The Shrine of St. Augustine of Canterbury & National Pugin Centre was built by Augustus Welby Pugin in the Gothic Revival architectural design. Pugin is well known for his involvement in designing the Houses of Parliament & Big Ben.

Small museum celebrating Charles Dickens' long connection with Broadstairs (1837-1851) open Free of Charge for Heritage Open Days.

The Landmark Trust will be opening both The Grange and St Edward's Presbytery in Ramsgate for Heritage Open Days between Friday 11 September - Monday 14 September 2025.

Thanet's last working windmill grinding local grain.

A talk about the history of The Walpole Bay Hotel, Museum and Napery Gallery followed by a self-guided tour.

St John's, Margate, is delighted to welcome visitors to this historic church. Current members will be delighted to meet people with connections to this church, which is well known for civic events, as well as meeting newcomers exploring the area.

A guided walk of St John's Church and the surrounding area on Saturday 12th September.

A Tree Walk in Northdown Park, Margate. The walk is led by Volunteer Tree Warden Andrew Nolan, and will focus on the heritage and history of the parks, the living heritage of notable trees and their past, present and future nurture.

A Tree Walk in Dane Park, Margate. The walk is led by Volunteer Tree Warden Andrew Nolan, and will focus on the heritage and history of the parks, the living heritage of notable trees and their past, present and future nurture.

Step inside ARK, the beautifully restored former Margate Synagogue, as we open our doors for Heritage Open Days. Explore this remarkable historic building and discover an interactive exhibition celebrating Margate's Jewish heritage.

Our historic Georgian Spencer Square, Ramsgate, in Victorian times: Vincent's café, tennis tournaments and a Victorian fancy dress competition.

The church will remain open for visitors to explore, a history of the church will be available in the hall.

Built in 1785 as a private residence, Pierremont Hall has been home to many and is now open to the community for public and private events.

The WonderWorks, an immersive experience inspired by the UK’s best known hobby brands – Hornby, Scalextric, Airfix, Corgi and Pocher.

Visit the bedroom where Vincent Van Gogh once stayed.

Visit this unique and historically significant building built by Moses Montefiore, and explore its rich cultural and architectural heritage.

An exhibition by local artists in the beautifully restored Glasshouse in the grounds of East Cliff Lodge, Sir Moses Montefiore’s estate.

A presentation of historical images of the Isle of Thanet, from the 20th century, at the Thanet Visitor Centre in Margate.

A short guided tour of Dickensian Broadstairs

A free exhibition linking transport working lives with everyday home life over a 100 years of Ramsgate Tunnels

Tom Thumb Theatre is one of the smallest and most enchanting theatres in the world. Heritage Open Days provides a unique opportunity to see behind the scenes and enjoy tea, coffee and cake.

The Ramsgate Historic Quarter Heritage Open Day celebrations 2026 will be at the Sea Captain's garden. CT11 9TX