Pubs
The New Inn
Real ale pub on Havelock Street, Canterbury, with changing cask beers, live music, beer festivals and rooms.
Medieval cathedral and World Heritage Site, with the Becket shrine site, cloisters, crypt and precincts, in the heart of Canterbury.
The mother church of the Anglican Communion and part of the Canterbury World Heritage Site. Single-visit tickets are priced by season; the October to March adult price is £18. Visiting can be restricted during services, events and conservation work, and the cathedral lists planned closures on its site. Attending a service carries no charge.
Pubs
Real ale pub on Havelock Street, Canterbury, with changing cask beers, live music, beer festivals and rooms.
Farm Shops & Producers
Vegetable grower at Crundale that says it is Soil Association organic, with an East Kent box scheme, Wye and Canterbury delivery and market stalls.
Restaurants
Modern British restaurant on St Peter's Street, Canterbury, with main and set menus and table bookings.
Cafés
Tea rooms in a 16th century building on Burgate, Canterbury, with afternoon tea, homemade cakes and a garden.
GuideCastles & History, Museums & Galleries
Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey, St Martin's, the Beaney, Roman Museum, Westgate Towers, Canterbury Tales and Howletts, with days and prices.
Castles & History
Church with Roman, Saxon and medieval fabric, still a place of worship and part of Canterbury's World Heritage Site.
Castles & History
Ruined Anglo-Saxon abbey founded in AD 598, with a museum, on the edge of Canterbury's World Heritage Site. English Heritage.
Family Days Out, Museums & Galleries
Immersive medieval walk-through in a building over 900 years old, bringing Chaucer's pilgrims and their tales to life with sound, projection and effects.
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