How well do you know Folkestone's landmarks?

Built in 1895, the Leas Bandstand, opposite Clifton Gardens, holds concerts during the summer.

The William Harvey statue, sculpted in 1878, commemorates the trailblazing physician.

The clock above Morrisons in Cheriton Road lets you know how long you've spent shopping.

Opened in 1924, the HSBC building on the corner of Sandgate Road was designed by T.B. Whinney.

Folkestone's famous 19-arch, 100-feet tall viaduct was completed in just six months in 1842.

With 550 bedrooms, the Grand Burstin Hotel offers guests an enviable sea view.

The Folkestone War Memorial by the Road of Remembrance honours those who died in WWI and WWII.

RBS sits on the corner of Sandgate Road and Manor Road.

Only the eagle-eyed will know recognise the lamp posts outside Leas Cliff Hall.

This beautiful building is the home of Colonel Sanders' fast food chain.