Whether you’re coming to experience our award-winning brewery tour or just taking a look around the town, allow us to be your guide and introduce you to our ten diverse locations in and around Faversham. Check out our easy-going two-and-a-half mile circular pub walk through the town centre, just one of a fantastic range of pub walks exploring our most picturesque locations throughout the South East.
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Visiting Faversham
Take a step back in time through the historic market town of Faversham in Kent. From the arcaded, neoclassical Guildhall in the heart of the Market Place, to the former royal lodge, Maison Dieu, commissioned by Henry III in 1234, this gorgeous town - a corporate limb of the Cinque Port Confederation that was a crucial part of England’s naval defence for centuries - is brimming with historical interest.
Boasting Kent’s longest running market and Britain’s oldest brewery (that’s us!), Faversham was also at the heart of the UK’s explosives industry in the late 19th and early 20th century with the old gunpowder works now open to visitors in the Oare Gunpowder Works Country Park to the west of the town.
Shepherd Neame's Faversham Pub Walk
Finding the Shepherd Neame Brewery
The Shepherd Neame brewery is located - as it has been since 1698 - on Court Street in the heart of Faversham about 100 metres north of the iconic Faversham Guildhall.