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1-3 hours Home to the best-preserved medieval street in Britain, Faversham's history takes in boating and brickworks as well as Charles Dickens. Explore it all with this audio walking tour from Discovering Britain for 4 miles in and around the town centre, beginning at Faversham station. Take the tour as you go on a smartphone, or download the audio tour files to hear as you go.
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FAVERSHAM
KENT
51.31°N, 0.89°E
Sunrise: 04:41
Sunset: 19:07
Moon Phase: full moon
Weather: moderate rain, 12°C max, 2°C min
“I've got a great ambition to die of exhaustion rather than boredom”
THOMAS CARLYLE