Best places: Tourist attractions in Sevenoaks, United Kingdom

Castle dating from 1270, with Tudor artworks and lavish furnishings, plus gardens and water maze.

Preserved country house with maps, documents, photographs, picture and mementoes of the great man.

Huge country house with a host of architectural styles, lavish interiors and 26-acre walled garden.

Eagles, falcons, owls and an Andean condor, plus flying demonstrations and information.

Hillside garden with exotic shrubs and a formal rose garden, plus picnic meadow and garden games.

Hiking trails amid ancient woods & orchid-filled chalk grassland, plus a cafe, shop & play area.

Fortified manor house with an adventure playground & a cafe, plus a woodland trail & gardens.

Nature reserve with lake and woodland trails, plus bird spotting and a hands-on exhibition centre.

Himalayan-themed garden mixing quirky & traditional planting, plus a wood den building & hedge maze.

👍👍 Fantastic! Our Falconer Tamsin was exceptionally welcoming, funny, informative, knowledgeable...the hawks and owls were stunning, and the flying experience was amazing!! Highly recommend.

Roman ruins featuring mosaics and prints on rare wall paintings and a heated bath-suite.

Heritage meets cutting edge horticulture with plants of botanical importance from around the world.

One-street Tudor village featuring half-timbered buildings, a historic pub & a quaint tea room.

👍👍 This was an enjoyable trail. For anyone in good health and reasonable fitness, it's quite a straightforward walk. There are a couple of gradients but it's easy to take breaks if needed. Trail shoes, walking boots or wellies are recommended. I personally wore regular trail shoes in December 2022 and...

👍 Small property with excellent and informative volunteers. We are National Trust members and were visiting Churchill’s Chartwell House nearby so thought we’d pop in here too, though knew nothing about James Wolfe before coming or that his childhood home here predated him by 200 years but later renam...

👍👍 Fantastic most 1000 years old castle. Built with Flint 12-Siltstone, and you can also see some red bricks. No tickets needed to see the site. Free onsite parking for everyone. Half an hour is what you need to go around the castle ruin. We had a good pleasant visit here. Recommended to all.

Nature preserve & walking area with wooded trails, a variety of wildlife & picturesque scenery.

👍👍 We took two 2 year olds and a baby with us. The toddlers loved the fire engine to sit in and pretend to use the hose! The volunteers were very friendly and knowledgeable. We enjoyed our picnic and the children played on the play equipment.

👍👍 Love this place. So peaceful. You can have a lovely little walk through the wooded area and rose garden, then enjoy a nice little picnic.

👍 Such a great tranquil little park with 5 lakes. Lots of benches scattered around. There are some picnic tables there too! Lots of birds in the lakes kids will enjoy watching. On street parking just outside of the park.