Gravesend hotels from RM104

This magnificent Sikh temple features five elaborate domes and intricate marble work inspired by India's Golden Temple. Visitors can join guided tours and partake in Langar, the traditional free community meal.

This premier multi-sport facility offers 2.9 km of tarmac cycling circuits and 6 km of mountain bike trails. Visitors can also enjoy the skatepark, fitness centre, and on-site café between cycling adventures.

Ancient woodlands, wetlands, and meadows span 292 acres at Shorne Woods Country Park. Explore well-marked trails for all abilities, then unwind at the eco-friendly visitor center's café after birdwatching.

Step into Britain's Cold War past at this restored underground command post built for nuclear attack scenarios. Explore atmospheric rooms with authentic 1950s furnishings while learning about civil defence preparations.

This 17th-century country house was Sir Herbert Baker's birthplace, featuring ornate plasterwork and period furnishings. Explore gardens with Gertrude Jekyll elements while enjoying a picnic on the lawns.

This 360-acre woodland offers trails through forests, meadows, and orchards near Gravesend. Families enjoy the whimsical Fairy and Elf Village and spotting Gruffalo sculptures along the paths.

Stonebridge Road offers an authentic English football experience as home to Ebbsfleet United. Catch the passionate local atmosphere with pitch-side seating that brings you remarkably close to the action.

This bronze statue honours Pocahontas, who died in Gravesend in 1617 after bridging two cultures. Visit St. George's churchyard to reflect on her remarkable legacy between England and the Powhatan people.