Restaurants
The Cook’s Tale
Restaurant on Beer Cart Lane, Canterbury, serving contemporary Odia cuisine, with cookery classes and festive menus.
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.
An indoor, audio-guided walk through recreated medieval scenes based on Chaucer’s pilgrims, in a building over 900 years old on St Margaret’s Street. Adult £27.95, child (6 to 12) £12.95, family £59.95 (two adults and three children, or one adult and four children). Hours are shown as winter entry times, 10.30am to 4pm, seven days a week.
Restaurants
Restaurant on Beer Cart Lane, Canterbury, serving contemporary Odia cuisine, with cookery classes and festive menus.
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.
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.
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.
Castles & History
Medieval cathedral and World Heritage Site, with the Becket shrine site, cloisters, crypt and precincts, in the heart of Canterbury.
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, Parks & Walks
Wildlife park near Canterbury, home to elephants, gorillas, lemurs and giant anteaters. Run by the Aspinall Foundation.