Folkestone is a coastal town located in the southeastern part of England, within the county of Kent. It lies along the English Channel and is known for its picturesque seafront and sandy beaches. The town has a rich history, dating back to Roman times, and features several historical landmarks, including the Folkestone Harbour and the Leas, a beautiful cliff-top promenade. In recent years, Folkestone has undergone significant regeneration, attracting artists and businesses. The town hosts the Folkestone Triennial, an arts festival that showcases contemporary art. Additionally, Folkestone serves as a gateway to mainland Europe, with the Eurotunnel providing quick access to France.