Historic Sights in Canterbury, Kent

Pilgrim routes, Roman remains and Britain's oldest parish church: the UNESCO-listed heart of English Christianity.

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Saint Augustine's Abbey

Part of Canterbury's UNESCO World Heritage site, these historic ruins mark the remains of an influential Benedictine monastery.

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Located just beyond the city centre, this ancient Church of England parish church forms part of Canterbury's UNESCO World Heritage site.

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A historic Anglican chapel set within the UNESCO-listed cathedral, notable for its significant pilgrimage heritage and royal tombs.

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Gate

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The ruins of a historic Norman castle situated just a short walk from Canterbury East station.

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Standing 60 feet high along the city wall, this medieval gatehouse is the largest surviving city gate in Canterbury.

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Built around the excavated remains of an ancient Roman courtyard house, this museum displays an original in situ Roman pavement.

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Canterbury's central cultural hub, bringing together a museum, art gallery, and library under one roof on the High Street.

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Park