Sevenoaks

Hever Castle

希佛城堡

9.26 reviews

JoyinUK

Hever castle is far away from the railway station, about a mile on foot and seems to have no sidewalk, so it is recommended to drive there. There will be a £ 2 discount for booking tickets online. If you have the 2for1 coupon of the BBC's gardeners' World magazine, you can get one for free. This coupon can be used in more than 500 gardens, manors, castles and historic sites in the UK. Although hever castle is not big, the interior decoration and furniture are all well restored. William woodorf Astor, an American Hotel tycoon, built the 13th century old castle in a romantic way. The 125 acre garden combines the essence of Italian and British gardens. The long corridor full of vines is an artificial lake full of swans and waterfowls. Choose a sunny summer day, bring a picnic basket, or sit on the ground on the meticulously manicured grass, or walk in a garden full of roses and wisteria, and look far away. It's a lush forest and a sparkling lake. You'll surely be amazed at this trip.

Chartwell, Winston Churchill's Home

查特维尔庄园（丘吉尔故居）

7.33 reviews

百事可乐eee

This scenic spot is not the Blenheim Palace near kozwald. This is south of London. All tickets sold in the "play" column under this scenic spot have nothing to do with this. Alas, I was misled. It is suggested that the tickets in the play should be moved away from the dancing consumers.

Knole House

诺尔楼

9.04 reviews

JoyinUK

It's only half an hour from London Bridge. Noel park is in the south suburb of sevenoux. It's a 30 minute walk along the high street from the railway station. The most interesting spot here should be the medieval deer farm left by Henry VIII and the only existing one in Kent. Deer are small sika deer, very friendly to tourists. If you want to please and get close to them, you can jump up and pick some leaves that they can't chew to attract a large group of deer. Noor Park and its deer farm are free for visitors. Only when you enter the Noor tower, you need to buy tickets.