Quick visit in Charles Dickens’ favourite town!

Rochester, Kent is famous for its rich history, cultural attractions, and connections to Charles Dickens. History Rochester Castle: Built on the Roman city wall, this castle has one of the tallest keeps in England. It was the site of a famous siege by King John in 1215. Rochester Cathedral: The center of the Diocese of Rochester, the second-oldest in England. The King's School: Founded in 604 AD, this school is the second-oldest continuously running school in the world. Cultural attractions Independent shops Rochester has many independent shops, stylish restaurants, and elegant wine bars. Victorian High Street Rochester has a quaint Victorian High Street with many of the original shops from the time and all with hand painted signs!!