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.

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

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

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.

Dent-de-Lion gatehouse is a well-preserved remnant of a medieval fortified house, showcasing high-quality architecture typical of wealthy individuals between the 15th and 16th centuries.

Winter gardens. Built in 1911 in a neo-Grecian style, designed by the Borough Surveyor, Mr E A Borg. 1930s additions. The amphitheatre was roofed over in the late-C20.

Jacob's Ladder in Ramsgate is a Grade II listed flight of steps from 1826 by John Shaw, featuring ashlar-faced dog-leg stairs and iron balustrades.

Group of five memorials. Late C19. Dedicated to members of the Sanger family, circus proprietors.

A former school, now offices and Registry Office, designed by Alfred Robert Pite in 1881 for the Reverend George Simmers.

An early C19 former Congregational chapel on or adjoining the site of a medieval chantry chapel and incorporating re-sited elements of the chantry chapel.

A piece of urban planning on three levels, providing an ascending roadway from Ramsgate harbour to Nelson Crescent.

A former farm cottage and attached boundary wall, probably constructed in the C18 and in continuous use as a public house between 1795 and 2019.

C18 house converted and extended in 1905 under the direction of Borough Engineer T G Taylor to serve as Ramsgate Fire Station.

Group of 61 anti-tank pimples, approximately 300 anti-tank cylinders and a Type 24 pillbox. Circa 1940.

The Margate Grotto, discovered in 1835, features early 19th-century shell mosaics with motifs from various cultures, including Egyptian and Greek, displayed in unique underground passages.

Rollercoaster1919-1920, restored after fires in 1949 and 1957. As of 2010, awaiting restoration following a further fire in 2008.

First World War memorial, 1923, with later additions.

A row of shops, designed by WG Osborne for E Tapply and built in 1883.

Former preparatory school for boys, 1906 in Wrenaissance style; extended 1960s or 70s (the extensions are not of special interest and are not included in the listing).