We offer walks in London and Home Counties, accessible by public transport.
Hilary J.
Pease note updated information about trains and that there are no trains from Victoria. Walk will start at 10:45.
This town walk gives you a 'flavour of Faversham'. The oldest market town in Kent, dating back to pre-Roman times, Faversham is mentioned in the Doomsday Book. We will enjoy a walk around this charming bustling ancient town, on market day. The town has more than 400 listed buildings, a 16th century Guildhall, and is home to Britain's oldest brewery Shepherd Neame, the Church of St Mary of Charity, whose iconic spire acted as a landmark for sailors.
After lunch we explore Faversham’s rich maritime and farming heritage by walking alongside its two creeks. Faversham Creek and Oare Creek both give an insight to Faversham's diverse heritage.
Toilets in Faversham. No dropout points on The Two Creeks Walk (5 miles)
Lunch: Picnic/Cafe/Pub lunch in Faversham plus opportunity to look around the market
Train: No trains from Victoria to Faversham. Instead travel from Cannon Street 9:10; London Bridge 9:15; Bromley South 9:34; Arrive Faversham 10:42. London St Pancras 09:20 arr Faversham 10:30.
Meet at Faversham railway station ticket office.
