MARGATE | Full tour of Margate from Old Town to Margate Beach!
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- MARGATE | A full tour of Margate from Old Town to the seafront and Margate Beach. Margate is a delightful seaside town on England's south east coast, famous for attractions like Dreamland, amusement arcades, hotels and guesthouses and more.
Margate beckons with its retro charm, vibrant art scene, and beautiful beaches. It's a perfect escape for families, couples, and solo travelers, offering a unique blend of classic British charm and cool, contemporary energy.
Margate has undergone a delightful transformation. Alongside traditional seaside fun like Dreamland, a vintage amusement park with scenic rides and classic thrills, the town boasts a flourishing independent scene. Trendy cafes, quirky shops, and art galleries line the streets, making Margate a treasure trove for those seeking a distinctive holiday experience.
Margate is a haven for art enthusiasts. The Turner Contemporary, a renowned art gallery, takes center stage, showcasing world-class exhibitions that will leave you awestruck. Venture beyond the gallery and discover hidden gems like the Rosy Billington Gallery, or explore the atmospheric Margate Caves, now transformed into a hub for artist studios and exhibitions.
Margate's golden beach, Main Sands, is a haven for relaxation. Build sandcastles, soak up the sun, or enjoy a refreshing dip in the cool waters. Take a scenic stroll along the vibrant promenade lined with colorful beach huts, a quintessentially British seaside experience. For a touch of history, explore the tidal pool at Walpole Bay, a remnant of Victorian-era seaside fun.
Top 10 things to do in Margate:
Turner Contemporary: Immerse yourself in the world of art at this prestigious gallery.
Dreamland Margate: Take a nostalgic trip back in time at this vintage amusement park, filled with classic rides and entertainment.
Margate Main Sands: Relax and soak up the sun on this beautiful beach.
The Shell Grotto: Explore an extraordinary underground wonder adorned with millions of seashells, a testament to human ingenuity.
Margate Caves: Delve into these atmospheric caves, reborn as an art and culture hub.
Margate Old Town: Wander through charming streets lined with independent shops, vintage stores, and inviting cafes.
The Crab Museum: Learn about fascinating crustaceans and the importance of marine conservation in this unique museum.
Strokes Adventure Golf: Unleash your inner child and putt your way through a quirky and colorful adventure golf course.
The Tom Thumb Theatre: Catch a performance at this historic miniature Georgian playhouse, the smallest in Britain.
Margate Museum: Delve into Margate's rich history and local heritage, uncovering stories of the town's evolution.
Margate offers a unique holiday experience that caters to a variety of interests. Whether you crave relaxation on the beach, a vibrant art scene to explore, or classic seaside fun with a twist, Margate promises an unforgettable escape.
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I miss my hometown. Alway a joy coming back. So many memories
@Nazergoode margate is absolutely gorgeous, when we moving there xxxxxx
Lovely video 👍 I used to visit Margate several times a year with my parents when I was a child as my Auntie and Uncle lived just down the road in Deal. Unfortunately both my Auntie and Uncle have sadly passed away so we no longer visit the area as 99% of my family live in Staffordshire the same as me. I can’t really remember too much about Margate as I was very young but this video has given me the urge to visit again…which I will definitely do this summer…thanks for rekindling old memories 👍🇬🇧
Lovely stuff and happy to hear this
Ps keep an eye on the channel as I have filmed Deal too and it will be on my channel soon ❤️
You are now in Margate another awesome seaside town
more beautiful beaches, shops, restaurants, galleries, and
a lot of other interesting places, nice scenery of course and
another awesome tour thank you until next time.🇬🇧👋
Used to go to Margate every Christmas as a child. We always stayed at The Grand, which was one of 3 Butlins hotels on the Front. Many good memories of being there with my whole family on Christmas Day and the filmed American horse races you used to be able to bet on ❤
Thankyou I have never been before but will definitely be visiting it soon thankyou
Showing my age, I know, but the last time I visited Margate, there was a pier. This walk through has made me want to visit again. Thanks
Thank you so much
Didn’t know it had a pier!
Whereabouts was that situated?
I'm not exactly sure where, but it was in the bay I think. I think it was destroyed in a storm back in the 70's.
@@GimbalWalkTV The entrance was behind where the Turner is now.
Well. another thoroughly enjoyable meander around an English seaside town. I'm growing to really love these excursions although I'm
half the planet away in Queensland. Having Rebecca along with you gave the video another welcome facet too. Thanks so much!
I visited margate 1st when i was a child in the 70s..it was AMAZING.
Went back in 2003..was a complete and utter tip of a place.
Broken glass all over the beach,
Beggers and drug addicts everywhere and shops and cafes boarded up . Everything was derelict and the dreamland was on the verge of closing ...was a nightmare.
Went back last year and i swear to you..i thought i was in a altogether different resort to 20 years earlier.
Beach was spotless as was the streets.
Eateries and cafes were superb.
Attractions were open ..grotto and caves , the dreamland amesment park, the amesments along the seafront, and the turner museum and tge smell of fish n chips and candty floss everywhere..Wow what a transformation. Im definitely heading back this year!!
Ps.. thats for the videos. Keep em coming.
That’s a very positive message thank you!
😎I am so glad to know you have a PA. We stayed in Broadstairs and walked to Margate, when it was a dump with most of the general shops closed down. It is so much better now and lively. I wonder if any one remembers the Double Ferris Wheel in Dreamland.
My first time in Dreamland
I thought it was tiny!
Was it any bigger years ago or same size?
@@GimbalWalkTV I think it was bigger but I was 11 or 12 lol
Wot happens in Margate...stays in Margate!.😎🍦🌞🌊
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for this. It's great to vicariosly relive my old home town :) As you say, it is super cool to move to Margate, but finding somewhere to live will be very challenging. Still, well worth it if you succeed.
It reminds me the beautiful sam mendes movie "empire of light" 2022
With iconics actors Olivia colman and colin firth
As usual british movies at is top
Thanks neil
Great video, never been to Margate was pleasantly surprised, especially with the old town. Thanks for sharing 👍..
Thank you 🙏
Down to Margate. I love that part of Kent and Sussex. I lived in the area for 20 odd years. Lots of vintage and 🎨 and great cafe's. All that guff about Margate is over now. All the towns down the Kent coast are great 👍.
Agreed!!
What a lovely seaside. I love the indoor market at the old cinema too it is quirky.
Very!
In answer to your questions... Yes! I have only been once, when I was 6 years old - am now 43! So yes, it has changed completely - well based on 37 year old memories!? I remember the Shell Grotto-CLOSED, the funfair-CLOSED, but the beach was vast and I loved our hotel which had an enormous bathroom window and stunning floor tiles... I can't even pick that hotel out now, I must ask Dad if he remembers its name. Anyway, I've waffled on too long, great video as ever, many thanks 😊👍🏻
Love this message!
I really love to hear of people’s memories of places
Was your hotel near the seafront?
@@GimbalWalkTV thank you, yes it was... I wonder if it is still a hotel, like I say, will have to ask Dad as his memory for things like that is amazing... 😊
Anyone notice the price of the cookies? 🍪 £3.50 each or 6 for £15😮, shocking price!! Thankfully there’s Morrisons just round the corner!!
Bit pricey but very tasty!
Hello Neil how are you fantastic vidio very interested the only fools and horses had their jolly boy outing there in Margate del boy and Rodney best wishes take care stay safe xx ❤😅😅
Many thanks
Stay safe?, the most annoying phrase to originate from lockdown
@@Dave123srv It was a phrase that's been used for centuries - nothing to do with lockdown
@@GimbalWalkTV I’d never heard it till covid and I’m a 65 year old, it then became everybody’s catch phrase, the only way to keep safe after covid was not to take the medical intervention (ex pharmaceutical pilot plant employee)
Only thing that puts me off going to beaches that are busy is barking dogs, as hear barking dogs nearly every day... And just want to get away from that noise, so I normally go to charmouth and walk along the beach while the kids are all still at school as less people around.
Yeh fair
Not sure if there was more dogs or not when I filmed as I don’t know Margate well enough to advise
@@GimbalWalkTV I've never been there, looked and sounded less Dog's around.. The most annoying thing about Dog owners is when a beach say's no dogs but still some owners take them on the beach.
No dogs are allowed on the beach in the Spring Summer.
I live dogs
@@tonyt7948 I love horses🤪
Great video as always. When did you film it as I saw hot cross buns for sale in that Old Kent Market?
Filmed this one last Sunday x
I took my wife my grown-up son my grown-up daughter to Margate on the 29th of June. It was chaos. Dreamland wasn’t open. They had some think on there too many people down there really noisy couldn’t walk about much with my poor old legs. Stay there till 3 o’clock And on the way to the station there was still people coming in. I was glad to get home for a nice cup of tea.
Oh no!
Margate looks like a seaside town I would like to visit. Fortunatly I can’t smell what you smelled while recorded 😅 Thanks for another great video
The seaweed in the harbour always stinks, beyond vile. Living near margate, i find it a one trick pony with the whole place surviving on "art", only problem is they always seem to forget to put which primary school it came from lol. We now only ever goto Margate for wetherspoons, especially now the brewers fayre is closed to non premier inn guests. Dreamland only seems interested in the concerts and not the funfair too nowadays. Much prefer nearby Herne Bay for a day out.
one good thing its home to hornby model railways
Did they finally let you out of the Police station ??? That is where you started your video. It's behind you just a little bit up the road at the beginning of this film.
Ah didn’t know that!
There are a lot of undesirables I’m afraid, found the pubs rough and expensive, oh and the missus said it stunk
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