Restaurants
The Cook’s Tale
Restaurant on Beer Cart Lane, Canterbury, serving contemporary Odia cuisine, with cookery classes and festive menus.
Verified Oct 2026
Museum of Roman Canterbury on Butchery Lane, with a mosaic pavement still in its original place, a recreated marketplace and hands-on activities.
About Canterbury Roman Museum
An underground museum on Butchery Lane built around a Roman townhouse floor, with a recreated marketplace and hands-on activities such as dressing in a toga and making a mosaic. Canterbury Museums’ own pages disagree on the adult price (£9 on one page, £11 on others), so no price is given here; National Art Pass holders get free entry. Advance booking is encouraged.
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Farm Shops & Producers
Ripple Farm Organics
Vegetable grower at Crundale that says it is Soil Association organic, with an East Kent box scheme, Wye and Canterbury delivery and market stalls.
Verified Oct 2026
Farm Shops & Producers
Lower Hardres Farm Shop
Family-run farm shop and butchery at Lower Hardres near Canterbury, with fresh produce, local cheeses and summer pick-your-own fruit.
Verified Oct 2026
Farm Shops & Producers
Mallards Farm
Third-generation market garden and farm shop at Hernhill selling its own fruit and vegetables, open Monday to Saturday, cash only.
Verified Oct 2026
Guides that mention Canterbury Roman Museum
GuideCastles & History, Museums & Galleries
Canterbury: the World Heritage Site, the museums and a day at Howletts
Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey, St Martin's, the Beaney, Roman Museum, Westgate Towers, Canterbury Tales and Howletts, with days and prices.
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Castles & History
Canterbury Cathedral
Medieval cathedral and World Heritage Site, with the Becket shrine site, cloisters, crypt and precincts, in the heart of Canterbury.
Castles & History
St Martin’s Church
Church with Roman, Saxon and medieval fabric, still a place of worship and part of Canterbury's World Heritage Site.
Castles & History
St Augustine’s Abbey
Ruined Anglo-Saxon abbey founded in AD 598, with a museum, on the edge of Canterbury's World Heritage Site. English Heritage.