Chertsey's Gate was once part of the wall that separated Rochester Cathedral...

Cloister Garth is one of the prettiest places in Rochester. Once the...

Kent is often known as the garden of England, and it is...

Fans of Charles Dickens will recognise this building as both Miss Twinkerton’s...

Britain's first collection of horse-drawn carriages is now considered to be the...

Behind this neoclassical façade is an award-winning visitor centre. Here visitors can...

Charles Dickens described Minor Canon Row in "Seven Poor Travellers" as “a...

Another of Rochester's buildings that has featured in the works of Charles...

Many of Rochester’s backstreets are lined with fine period houses. This one...

Restoration House is so called because Charles II stayed here in 1660...

Located at the very heart of the beautiful community in Rochester, this...

The Protestant Martyrs of Rochester were burnt at the stake in 1955...

The Romans were the first to bridge the Medway at Rochester. One...

This castle’s origins date back to the 11th Century when the Bishop...

This striking building is England’s second oldest cathedral. It was founded...

Visit Rochester High Street during the first week in June and you'll...

This is a fascinating place. Between Elizabethan times and World War II,...

In Britain, The French Hospital dates from 1718. It was founded with...

Inside Rochester Guildhall there’s a fine Victorian interior and a fascinating museum....

This is where monks from Rochester's Priory grew grapes for their wine,...