Ramsgate is a coastal town and civil parish on the southeast coast in the district of Thanet, Kent, England, facing the North Sea. Its sheltering harbour, officially designated the Royal Harbour, anchors a long maritime history and supports a marina, a small fishing fleet and remnants of cross‑Channel ferry trade.
The town mixes graceful Regency and Victorian seafront architecture with an active arts scene, independent shops and seasonal festivals, while extensive wartime tunnels beneath the town recall its 20th‑century role as a shelter. Today tourism and maritime businesses are important to the local economy, complemented by commuters travelling to London and a community made up of families, retirees and seasonal visitors who keep the seaside character lively.
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