Top Things to do in Isle of Thanet
10 Churches & Cathedrals in Isle of Thanet That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Isle of Thanet, United Kingdom including Church of St Peter-in-Thanet, St Mary the Virgin Church Minster-in-Thanet, St Laurence Church, St Paul's Church, Cliftonville, Sailors Church, St Nicholas-at-Wade Church, All Saints Church, St George the Martyr Church, Shrine of St Augustine, Holy Trinity Church Broadstairs.
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1. Church of St Peter-in-Thanet
2. St Mary the Virgin Church Minster-in-Thanet
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By JennyandIvy
I live across the road from this lovely church, it looks amazing in all seasons. This year due to Covid they did an online version of Minster's open gardens, check them out on their Facebook page - St Mary's Church Minster in Thanet.
3. St Laurence Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Hatfield_visitor - Borehamwood, United Kingdom
Great tour of the historic churchyard. Led by very knowledgeable and friendly guide Barbara. Saw monuments to some of the better known residents and heard interesting stories about them and the history of the churchyard. There are over 1400 graves in the churchyard including some Commonwealth War Graves. Would be good if more could be dome to maintain some of the graves/monuments. Had the chance of a quick look around the church before the tour....very beautiful and quite large.... must return to do one of the Church Tours which are apparently held on the first Saturday of each month for much of the year.
4. St Paul's Church, Cliftonville
5. Sailors Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 152 reviews
Reviewed By margaretp306
Just go. It’s such an unusual church, totally about and for the sailors of the fishing port of Ramsgate. We stumbled across it years ago and always look in when passing by. Don’t expect grand, blousy or huge. Just think of simple and much needed in days gone by. Dont forget to leave a donation as they have to keep it going.....even though you won’t necessarily be there for long
6. St Nicholas-at-Wade Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
A friendly and picturesque church at the heart of its community, often used for concerts and other events.
Reviewed By 0799ws - Birchington, United Kingdom
I like churches. I have visited many. St Nicholas-at-Wade Church is at the top end of the scale of nice churches to visit. It is easy to park nearby, even though it is in a small village. The village has 2 pubs within walking distance. Both are friendly and offer good fare. The church itself is well maintained and cared for. It is one of the focal points of the village. It is open during the day. I have been there many times and each time seen something different. The church has a huge amount of history, which is easy to see by looking carefully. Well worth a visit.
7. All Saints Church
8. St George the Martyr Church
9. Shrine of St Augustine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Augustus Pugin - best known for designing most of the Houses of Parliament - radically reformed cityscapes around the world. Pugin built this church as his model of construction, and called it "my own child". Out of all the buildings he built, this was his favourite. St Augustine of Canterbury landed very close by in 597, bringing Christianity back to England. Although is original shrine was destroyed in 1538, St Augustine's is his modern shrine, and contains one of his last remaining relics. There are many things of beauty here, and of great significance too. Despite its stark exterior, the inside is peaceful, tranquil, and beautiful, with major stories to tell.
Reviewed By Tobytots1 - Cambridge, United Kingdom
A beautiful site with friendly staff and parishioners I visited as a pilgrim Very important and of huge historical and religious significance
10. Holy Trinity Church Broadstairs
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