Travelling to the Brewery

The walk from the Faversham train station to the brewery takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Bear left out of the station, cross the road at the zebra crossing and turn right into Preston Street.

Walk to the bottom of the road through the pedestrianised area. Turn left into Market Street then right at the square and follow Market Place up to Court Street. The brewery will be on your left a little further up the road. Come to the Visitor Centre, 11 Court Street, on the corner of Partridge Lane and Court Street.

Train services to Faversham from London Victoria, London St Pancras International, and stations throughout Kent are provided by South East Trains. To check train times, call the National Rail enquiry line on 08457 48 49 50 or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk.

Faversham is nine miles north-west of Canterbury, just off junction 6 of the M2, and the brewery can be found in Court Street - close to the town centre. Visitors arriving by car should follow the white-on-brown signs to the short-stay Central Car Park (ME13 8PW), a five-minute walk from the brewery.

Alternatively, if you pass down Court Street with the brewery on your left, you can continue along, take the first left into Quay Lane, and follow the road round into Conduit Street. Take the first left into Partridge Lane where you will find the long-stay Partridge Lane Car Park (ME13 7DX) on the right hand side.

The Visitor Centre is located at 11 Court Street, just within the pedestrianised area, on the corner of Court Street and Partridge Lane.

Parking in the bays at the front of the brewery, in Court Street itself, is limited to a maximum of one hour only between 8am and 10pm Monday to Saturday.

Blue Badge holders may park unrestricted in the limited waiting bays at the front of the brewery on Court Street, or free of charge in any of the council car parks, provided they are parked within bay markings and have their Blue Badge clearly on display.