Historyczne miejsca w Canterbury, Kent

Historic Canterbury

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

Saint Augustine's Abbey

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

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

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

Gate

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

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

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

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

Park