Farm Shops & ProducersRestaurants
The Goods Shed
Farmers market, food hall and seasonal restaurant beside Canterbury West station, closed Mondays.
Church with Roman, Saxon and medieval fabric, still a place of worship and part of Canterbury's World Heritage Site.
Part of the Canterbury World Heritage Site, with Roman, Saxon, Norman and medieval work, and still a place of worship. General visiting is usually Wednesday to Sunday, 11am to 3pm in the low season from 28 September. No entry fee is stated for general visits and the church asks for donations; groups pay a donation of £5 per person with their own guide or £7.50 with a church guide. The church can occasionally close for private events, so ring before you visit.
Farm Shops & ProducersRestaurants
Farmers market, food hall and seasonal restaurant beside Canterbury West station, closed Mondays.
Farm Shops & Producers
Family-run farm shop and butchery at Lower Hardres near Canterbury, with fresh produce, local cheeses and summer pick-your-own fruit.
Restaurants
Restaurant on Beer Cart Lane, Canterbury, serving contemporary Odia cuisine, with cookery classes and festive menus.
Farm Shops & Producers
Third-generation market garden and farm shop at Hernhill selling its own fruit and vegetables, open Monday to Saturday, cash only.
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
Museum of Roman Canterbury on Butchery Lane, with a mosaic pavement still in its original place, a recreated marketplace and hands-on activities.
Museums & Galleries
Free museum, art gallery, library and visitor information centre on Canterbury High Street, with changing exhibitions and an events programme.
Family Days Out, Parks & Walks
Wildlife park near Canterbury, home to elephants, gorillas, lemurs and giant anteaters. Run by the Aspinall Foundation.