Top Things to do in Sheerness
The 10 Best Things to do in Sheerness, England
Discover the best top things to do in Sheerness, United Kingdom including Blue Town Heritage Centre, The Shisha Bar, Rose Street Cottage of Curiosities, Flying sheep micropub, Elmley National Nature Reserve - Day Visit, Barton's Point Coastal Park, Whelan's, The Red Lion, Sheerness Heritage Centre, Sheerness Beach.
Restaurants in Sheerness
1. Blue Town Heritage Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By kevinsC3408TL
Great variety of information and artefacts, and very well informed friendly volunteers. It deserves to be better known. There's a small team room too. And one of the few surviving music halls.
2. The Shisha Bar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
A unique social experience, located in coastal Kent on the Isle of Sheppey. An exotic fushion of middle eastern shisha culture with a contemporary cocktail bar atmosphere.
Reviewed By Dansaunders
Good place to chill with friends, owner and staff are great and the Shisha+Drinks are absolutely spot on ????
3. Rose Street Cottage of Curiosities
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Rose Cottage is a museum displaying memorabilia of Sheppey and Sheerness. It is the focus for Sheppey Promenade activities and is open to local artists and performers to display their work. One of the remaining early cottages, Rose Cottage is part of the heritage of Sheerness' naval and military background.
4. Flying sheep micropub
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Our little island was the birthplace of U.K. aviation. We also used to be called the Isle of Sheep. With this in mind we themed our Micropub and became The Flying Sheep. We serve real cask ales, spirits and ciders. We are Camra members, and are in the In the Good Beer Guide. We only opened August 2018, so we are really pleased to have been recognised for the quality of our ales in such a short time. Hope you have a great time with us.
5. Elmley National Nature Reserve - Day Visit
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Note: This is the page for day visitors to the Nature Reserve. For overnight stays in the cottage and Shepherd's Huts, there is a separate TripAdvisor page - Elmley Nature Reserve Stays. £5 Per car. Or join Friends of Elmley £20 a year. Elmley is a huge National Nature Reserve renowned for wildlife. At Elmley you are likely to see water birds wading in the ponds, magnificent birds of prey soaring above, hares bounding across the meadows, as well as a butterflies, dragonflies and bees exploring the waterways and wildflowers. If you're lucky you might spot a watervole hiding among the reeds or a grass-snake basking by the ponds. Elmley is also crammed full of heritage and history: Discover the house where King James II was imprisoned in 1688, the remains of a Victorian village and the marshes that inspired Dickens' Great Expectations.The traditional Kentish barn is available for hire for weddings and events.Escape to Elmley, only one hour from London, and enjoy walking, bird watching, photography or simply relaxing in the magnificent scenery.
Reviewed By 524markr - London, United Kingdom
We, 4 adults and one very keen 7yr old ornithologist, had a great afternoon walking round Elmley accompanied by our guide, Abby. The weather was perfect, the views and the sky were fantastic. We learnt and saw a lot, and most importantly saw a barn owl. We plan to return and stay.
6. Barton's Point Coastal Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By fleisch2017 - London, United Kingdom
This is only a park by the sea but is a great place to visit for a picnic and to let the kids run around. There is a cafe and a play area, even camping by prior arrangement. Everyone is so friendly there it's like going back in time. Search what's on at Barton Point. Adjoining the park there is a miniature railway which give rides on the train for £1. It's a great place
7. Whelan's
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By SimeyWimey - Whitstable, United Kingdom
Great place with an amazing selection of ornaments, planters and features to suit all pockets. They also sell paint for your purchases. Difficult not to buy something. So much to choose from!
8. The Red Lion
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
We are the oldest surviving public house located in the historical area of Bluetown on the Isle of Sheppey. We offer a varied range of Lager, Cider, Wines, spirits and serve frequently changing Real Ales. All sport on Sky is shown across our 5 HD screens and HD projector, we are able to shown a variety of sport at the same time across our screens. There is an outdoor covered and heated smoking area and 2 open fires in the bar.
9. Sheerness Heritage Centre
10. Sheerness Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By davidhI4442DF - Sheerness, United Kingdom
There’s always something different to see every day. Five minute walk from the town centre and less than that to a park, amusement arcade, play area and supermarket
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