Kent’s National Trust properties are getting into the spirit of Christmas with magical decorations and family activities this winter.

With fighting barmen, hefty prices and a drink that looked like curry sauce, is Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland really worth the trip?

We’ve got 10 magical Christmas grottos where you can visit the man himself this December.

As Bedgebury Pinetum's mile-long lights trail launches for its fifth year, we went to see if the illuminations still have the wow factor...

A sellout Christmas event returns this November with more than a million twinkling lights and decorations.

Skate features two ice skating rinks, Bavarian curling and a festive market, open seven days a week.

A new multi-million pound leisure centre will feature a 25m pool, flumes and a cafe and be built to the highest possible environmental standards.

The outdoor fair features Christmas lights, childrens’ rides and stalls selling mulled wine and mince pies.

Kick off the countdown to Christmas and find out where to see the festive lights being switched on near you.

Have your Christmas list at the ready and leave room for a mince pie or two as we round up Kent’s best festive fairs and outdoor markets.

The annual festival celebrates the home of novelist Charles Dickens with street entertainers, costumes and a Christmas market.

The UKCGF Comic Con and Gaming Festival gives fans a chance to meet TV stars, play retro games and buy rare comic book merchandise.

We’re giving away 15 family tickets to this year’s Kent Cricket Fireworks, with a childrens’ funfair and music from FNKHAUS.

A 'battle bar' boasting bowling, axe-throwing and table football activities is to open along with a pizza restaurant at a new leisure complex.

From beautiful art galleries to historic museums, these are some of Kent’s top indoor attractions - and the best part is, they’re all free.

We’ve read the reviews and found some of the spookiest scare events taking place in and around Kent this Halloween.

Kent's unique crab museum has a cult following, tall tales plus an educational message - and celebrates its first birthday this weekend

Kent's unique Crab Museum has a cult following, tall tales plus an educational message - and celebrates its first birthday this weekend

You might be too old for trick or treating, but you’re never too old to celebrate Halloween the grown-up way with these awesome adult-only events.

From England’s longest zipline to swashbuckling adventures, Bluewater Shopping Centre has much more to offer than just retail therapy these days.