Restaurants
Marlowe’s Restaurant
Modern British restaurant on St Peter's Street, Canterbury, with main and set menus and table bookings.
Free museum, art gallery, library and visitor information centre on Canterbury High Street, with changing exhibitions and an events programme.
A council-run museum, art gallery, library and the city’s visitor information centre on the High Street. Admission is free, though special exhibitions and events may be charged. Visit Canterbury lists it as closed on Mondays. The Beaney’s own website could not be reached from the research machine, so hours come from Visit Canterbury; the Art Fund page confirms free entry and sends visitors to the Beaney’s plan-your-visit page for current times.
Restaurants
Modern British restaurant on St Peter's Street, Canterbury, with main and set menus and table bookings.
Restaurants
Restaurant on Beer Cart Lane, Canterbury, serving contemporary Odia cuisine, with cookery classes and festive menus.
Pubs
Real ale pub on Havelock Street, Canterbury, with changing cask beers, live music, beer festivals and rooms.
Pubs
Shepherd Neame pub on Church Lane, Canterbury, serving real ales, sandwiches, burgers and evening meals, with Sunday roasts.
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.
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.
Castles & History
Church with Roman, Saxon and medieval fabric, still a place of worship and part of Canterbury's World Heritage Site.
Family Days Out, Parks & Walks
Wildlife park near Canterbury, home to elephants, gorillas, lemurs and giant anteaters. Run by the Aspinall Foundation.
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