This section of Folkestone improves the overall town. Nice narrow streets leading down to the harbour. Full of small independent shops. The actual town centre is bland and boring. These few streets give the town a traditional seaside feel. That is common in many other...More

Many cafes of all kinds and quirky shops but not for the ordinary man on the street all seem overpriced and cater for the young professional not for the Local People

Great place to explore with a good mixture of shops. Narrow cobbled streets add to the charm of the place.

A trip to the creative quarter takes you past several art installations, particularly from previous Triennials. You will find plenty of cafes and coffee shops in which to sit, and you can even play in Payers Park - even adults can go down the enormous...More

There’s a handful of unique stores. T-shirt prints, vinyl shop and a few hand craft goods. Would like to see more stores though, did spend a bit of money at the the great British store, loved that the products are made in Uk. We came...More

Folkestone gets such a bad press.. full of Chavs is the usual stereotype...well it certainly isnt..so many delightful places to eat, drink shop and wander here...well worth a visit..

All I can say its worth a visit and you need to see it for your self is best way I can explain it. old cobble streets up hill try and visit all the shops there staff are very friendly