If you've got a Kent Life magazine subscription, you can discover the history of the county on one of the free English Heritage open days in September.
Across the Garden of England, as well as around the country, there are plenty of attractions to check out between September 9th and 13th.
If you've got a child whose greatest ambition is to become a king or queen, a visit to Canterbury Castle could be on the cards.
Visitors to the site will be transported back in time to experience domestic life, with demos of spinning, weaving and even leather making.
Anyone with an interest in science and engineering might want to explore the Spa Valley Railway in Tunbridge Wells, Kent Life magazine suggests.
Theatre-lovers heading to an open day event may want to head to one of the behind-the-scenes look at Whitstable Playhouse, Trinity Arts Centre in Tunbridge Wells or the Oast Theatre in Tonbridge.
Budding photographers can enter Kent Life magazine's competition to find the Great British Photograph at the moment, which aims to showcase the best snaps taken around the county.
Posted by Arabella Gibson
