Canterbury Tourist Attractions

Quote: Although Canterbury is most famous for its grand cathedral, it wasn’t the first large church in the city. St. Augustine’s Abbey is actually outside of the old city walls and was founded around 600 A.D., before… Read More

Quote: The old walls are still visible in many places around the city of Bath, and the West Gate is probably the best-preserved section. Visitors are allowed inside for a small fee at certain times each day. There is… Read More

Quote: Howletts Wild Animal Park is a large park filled with enclosures housing many different types of animals. the park is very large and does take a while to walk round so I would give yourself the whole day to do… Read More

Quote: The Canterbury Heritage Museum is housed in the former "Poor Priests" Hospital which is a nicely restored building with medieval interiors in Stour Street. The place provides an interesting insight into all the… Read More

Quote: The guide we were given was a retired solicitor whose hobbies included studying history. As he led us through the streets of Canterbury, he not only pointed out different styles of buildings, explaining how to… Read More

Quote: The golden reliquary that contains the remains of the martyred Archbishop St. Thomas á Becket (1118-70) has drawn more visitors to Canterbury Cathedral than any other monument.Tommy was born in London as the son… Read More

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Quote: Despite its numerous literary connections, from Christopher Marlowe (1564-93) -- Elizabethan playwright, spy, and possible real Shakespeare -- to Mary Tourtel (1874-1948) -- illustrator of the sartorially… Read More

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Quote: Small rooms with a bed, sink, desk and chest which opened onto a corridor with a shared shower and a toilet. My room looked out over the old city, with a marvelous view of Canterbury Cathedral lighted up at… Read More