A prefabricated timber sauna manufactured by Finnish company Puutalo Oy (Timber Houses Limited) for the 1948 London Olympic Games.

Dreamland Cinema in Margate, completed in 1935, is an exceptional early example of the influence of German cinema design in England, showcasing multiple architectural styles.

Sandgate Castle, built by Henry VIII, is a Tudor artillery fortress and Martello tower. It uniquely protected Kent's beach and coast road rather than a harbour.

Dover Castle features a Norman keep built around 1155. Surrounded by 18th-century houses and fortified medieval walls, it includes subterranean passages enhanced in the Napoleonic period.

Gun Wharf was designed by Arup Associates and was built in 1976-8 for Lloyd's of London as their administrative headquarters.

Seaside pavilion of 1903, by Stanley Davenport Adshead, originally incorporating a theatre and cafe, later converted to a casino and then to a public house in 2018.

A C20 life-sized bronze statue of the Native American Princess Pocahontas, of 1957, cast from the original by WA Partridge.

Waldershare Park features an early 18th-century formal layout. The estate, acquired by Sir Henry Furness in 1705, includes notable architectural contributions by William Talman.

Gate lodge. Built in 1850 in Gothic style. The C20 north extension is not of special interest.

Calverley Park, developed in the 19th century by Decimus Burton, features villas and parklands in Tunbridge Wells. It includes both private gardens and a public park.

A terrace turned hotel built 1867-1869 to the designs of E W Pugin, with a series of later additions and alterations.

Charing Palace, an archiepiscopal manor house, is a nationally significant high-status residence from the medieval period, noted for its preserved architecture and historical records.

A notable red brick water tower built in 1890 features six storeys, buttresses, an octagonal turret, and a crenellated parapet.

A large villa designed by Ernest George and Harold Peto in 1889-1890 for Sir William Wills (later Lord Winterstoke).

Dover Castle, a significant historical site, evolved from an Iron Age hillfort into one of Europe's most fortified medieval castles, noted for royal connections and unique architectural...

Connaught Pumping Station, a former 19th-century pumping station in Dover, features Romanesque-style architecture, housing historical steam pumps, now partly displayed in a museum.

Oldbury Hill hosts a rare large Iron Age hillfort and Palaeolithic rock shelters, highlighting human activity and social organization from ancient times.

1 to 26 Victoria Park, listed for its prominent position in Dover and near Dover Castle, features 19th-century architecture with yellow brick and iron balconies.

10-15 Marine Parade is a Grade II listed four-story terraced house from circa 1870 known for its distinctive architectural features, including dentilled cornices and cast iron balconies.

A complex, multi-phase church. Part of the N aisle and the chancel arcades are mid C12, and the rest of the N aisle and the S aisle were added in the late C12 or early C13.