Kent Experience Itinerary Example 2 - Accessbility friendly

Take a morning in Westwood Cross and shop until your heart's content in some high street staples, or watch some of the newest blockbusters at Vue.

Wander around Margate's old town, which sits just near the Turner Contemporary, and uncover its antique shops, pre-loved furniture stores and taste everything from fish and chips to Egyptian food. 

Fully wheelchair accessible seafood restaurant that has won local acclaim for its seafood and ambience.

The entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with accessible toilets and dining tables which fit mobility scooters. 

Just outside the Turner Contemporary is Margate's Harbour Arm, which circles around the beach and provides panoramic views toward the seafront and little cafes and restaurants to rest at. Handily the Tourist Information Centre is next door so you can continue planning the next steps of your trip!

The majority of the surface is flat, however accessibility of individual restaurants and cafes vary.

Sitting just opposite the Margate Harbour Arm, the Old Kent Market sits within an old cinema. Today it houses everything you'd ever wish to purchase independently - from a bakery, sweet store right through to a British menswear shop. 

Wheelchair access is available.