Fun things to do in Folkestone (GB)

GAME Folkestone inside Sports Direct is most popular around 11 AM on Mondays. It's most quiet on Wednesdays.

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Folkestone Garden of Remembrance is most popular around 7 AM on Wednesdays. It's most quiet on Saturdays.

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Folkestone Artworks: Christina Iglesias, Towards the Sound of Wilderness is most popular around 12 AM on Thursdays. It's most quiet on Sundays.

Cristina Iglesias's architectural intervention on the ramparts of Martello 4 offers the illusion of an entrance into another world. The sculpture allows visitors a chance to view this historic monument which remained hidden by a screen of trees and shrubs for many years. Visitors need to negotiate a path cut through the shrubs and trees to find a mirrored walk-in structure clad with resin foliage.

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Folkestone Artworks: Richard Wilson, 18 Holes is most popular around 9 AM on Saturdays. It's most quiet on Thursdays.

Folkestone's former Rotunda Amusement Park, typical of seaside towns from Blackpool to Coney Island, was not only the inspiration for Richard Wilson's 18 Holes but also provided the materials. The dysfunctional and long overgrown crazy golf course was the only remnant of the otherwise erased park. Wilson's herculean project of cutting, lifting, restoring and reassembling the eighteen weighty concrete slabs is a tribute to the memory of this former popular tourist attraction.

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It's most quiet on Mondays.

The Luckiest Place on Earth is installed beneath the railway bridge over the main road at Folkestone Central Station. It has the effect of transforming the bridge into a Lucky Gateway to the town through artistic sleight of hand. Below, at pedestrian street level, the Recycling Point for Luck and Wishes is embedded in the bridge structure alongside the street crossing. Strange Cargo invites us to affirm our own perception and relationship to luck, and how our attitudes might affect our future.

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