margate in A Sentence

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    And why has Margate's regeneration been covered everywhere from the BBC to the New York Times?

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    Not all that long ago Margate was a forlorn seaside town rejected by even the bucket-and-spade brigade.

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    Is set to be a great year for Margate, as the seaside resort's most famous attraction, Dreamland, finally reopens.

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    Margate's sea and sandy beach first attracted flannel-bathing-suited pleasure seekers in the Victorian times, and most of what today's day-trippers are after, from fish and chips to art and antiques, can be found close to the harbour in the tiny Old Town.

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    You can't talk about art in Margate without more than a nod to landscape painter JMW Turner, who, after attending school in the Old Town, became a regular visitor to Margate- and Mrs Booth, his landlady- and said that the skies here“were the loveliest in all Europe”.

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