The picturesque British seaside resort giving you the feeling that you are on the coast of Amalfi – but costs much less

A British coastal town on the coast of Kent is compared to ItalyThe world famous Amalfi Coast.

Ramsgate, a port city, is just two hours of train journey from London Making it a much cheaper alternative for a holiday abroad.

And according to KentonlineThe coastal city can let someone ‘believe’ that you are on holiday at the ‘Amalfi Coast’.

Ramsgate Main Sands is the best rated beach on the coast, which is easily accessible from the city.

It is also right next to the Ramsgate Royal Harbor and Marina, one of the best attractions in the city.

The picturesque place is the only royal port in the country and in 1821 was given the royal status by King George IV.

A tourist ‘Jo M’ wrote on TripAdvisor: ‘Had no idea that Ramsgate was such a beautiful city. Harbor really beautiful, enjoyed our visit. ‘

In the meantime, the beautiful fern pool of the city is perhaps the most European-like place with palm trees around a lake used for boot rides.

Ramsgate, a port city, is just two hours of train ride from London, making it a much cheaper alternative to a holiday abroad

Ramsgate Main Sands is the best rated beach of the seaside resort that is easily accessible from the city

And if you want a beautiful view of the coast, go to the coastal path of the city to walk the 40 -minute route from Ramsgate to Broadstairs.

Of course, Ramsgate’s may not deliver the sun that is almost guaranteed in Amalfi.

But if a downpour threatens the day, Ramsgate has a large number of non-weather-dependent activities.

The best rated attraction of the city on TripAdvisor is the Ramsgate tunnels, a network of underground tunnels that were used as shelter against air strikes during the Second World War.

Tourists can visit the tunnels to learn how the complicated network is built and hear stories about life under the ground.

On a rainy day, visitors can also go to the Micro Museum, which has a collection of vintage computers and video games.

And Ramsgate even has a quirky world record.

The city is the home of the world’s largest Wetherpoons -Pub.

The picturesque port of the city is the only royal port in the country and in 1821 was given the royal status by King George IV

Ramsgate is also known for its seafood, especially oysters, cockles and mussels, so make sure you stop at one of the restaurants at Havenside

The no fewer than Royal Victoria Pavilion comprises 11,000 square base/ 1,021 m².

Just like many cities by the sea, Ramsgate is also known for its seafood, in particular oysters, cockles and mussels, so make sure you stop at one of the restaurants on the harbor ages.

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