• The complete town is a conservation area and a maze of ancient streets, alleyways and attractive old buildings.
• There are four historic churches; St Clement’s, St Peter’s, St Mary’s, and a 17th century United Reformed Church.
• Strand Street has what is considered to be the longest continuous stretch of timber-framed buildings in the country.
• The walls surrounding the medieval town make a pleasant walk.
• A museum reflecting the history of the town is incorporated within the Elizabethan Guildhall, guided tours are available.

Did you know?

• Thomas Paine, the remarkable political writer and radical thinker of the 18th century, came to Sandwich in 1759 and opened a shop in New Street.
• Celery was first grown in Sandwich.
• The sandwich was invented by John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich in 1762.

Contact Tel: 01304 617197
Website: www.sandwichtowncouncil.gov.uk