Things to Do in Canterbury

Wondering what to do in canterbury apart from seeing the Cathedral? Discover the rich history and the many beautiful sights that Canterbury has to offer with this self-guided walking tour with this 1 hour self-guided tour.

4. 5( 70 reviews )Wondering what to do in canterbury apart from seeing the Cathedral? Discover the rich history and the many beautiful sights that Canterbury has to offer with this self-guided walking tour. - Discover the rich history of Canterbury spanning 2 centuries on this walk - Pause the tour to explore the Cathedral and other sights if you wish - Go beyond the cathedral to see medieval houses, towers and historic gardens - Find out why The Canterbury Tales are so famous Free Cancellation - Cancel up to 2 hours in advance for a full refund Valid 365 days - Tour is valid for 1 year and can be used multiple times Language Options - English | French | German | Spanish | Italian | Dutch | Polish | Russian | Portuguese Duration - 1 hour and 30 minutes The Old Buttermarket- google maps - Google maps - Instructions with link to app and how to access the tour will be sent to your email post checkout - You can gain instant access to the tour by downloading the app and buying the tour on the app. Download app for instant tour access

During the middle ages, Canterbury was considered as a pilgrimage site. Canterbury Cathedral is the headquarters of the Church of England, featuring Gothic and Romanesque architecture. Explore the ancient city walls, originally built by the Romans, encircle its medieval centre with the town's narrow medieval alleyways, riverside gardens, and timber-framed houses. Take this tour to enjoy a day out in Canterbury and explore the most significant historic places, particularly the world-famous St. Augustine's Abbey, St Martin's Church, and Canterbury Castle that are included in the World Heritage Site. You will learn about: *Inhabited since prehistoric times *Main settlement of the Celtic tribe *An Anglo-Saxon community *The Black Death *Hundred Years' War *Dissolution of the Monasteries *English Civil War *Battle of Maidstone *Damaged during the Second World War You will see : *Canterbury Cathedral *St Thomas' of Canterbury RC Church *St Augustine's Abbey *St Martin's Church *The Clocktower Bldg *Dane John Gardens *View of Canterbury Castle Inclusions: Guide Exclusions: Gratuities Entrance fee Important Info: N/A Redeem Info: VOCUHERLESS - Printed voucher or E-voucher. Print and bring the voucher or show the voucher on your mobile device to enjoy the activity.

This fascinating 10-hour excursion is an ideal opportunity to visit some of England’s most important sights and attractions. The legendary Leeds Castle sits on an island surrounded by a moat in beautifully landscaped parklands. It is one of the most historic fortresses in the country and was the favourite residence of Edward I (of Braveheart infamy). Enjoy a guided tour of the castle , which was described by Lord Conway as ‘the loveliest castle in the world’, before heading to Dover. Dover port was the main point of entry to England since Roman times, and the white cliffs have captured the imagination of visitors. From the coach, you will see the ancient castle that has guarded the country from invaders. Continue to Canterbury , which is dominated by a glorious Gothic cathedral , It has been the ecclesiastical capital of England since the sixth century. The cathedral was the scene of one of the most notorious murders in English history, when Archbishop Thomas Becket was killed by four knights. Pause for lunch (not included) near the cathedral before heading for Greenwich. Lastly, stop and admire the vast Old Royal Naval College along the waterfront before boarding the boat for the river cruise to London’s Embankment Pier, where the tour ends. End/closing time At

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This fascinating 10 hour excursion is an ideal opportunity to visit some of England’s most important sights and attractions. The legendary Leeds Castle sits on an island surrounded by a moat in beautifully landscaped parklands. It is one of the most historic fortresses in the country and was the favourite residence of Edward I (of Braveheart infamy). Enjoy a guided tour of the castle, which was described by Lord Conway as ‘the loveliest castle in the world’ before heading to Dover. Dover port was the main point of entry to England since Roman times and the white cliffs have captured the imagination of visitors. From the coach, you will see the ancient castle that has guarded the country from invaders. Continue on to Canterbury, which is dominated by a glorious Gothic cathedral, it has been the ecclesiastical capital of England since the sixth century. The cathedral was the scene of one of the most notorious murders in English history, when Archbishop Thomas Becket was killed by four knights. Pause for lunch (not included) near the cathedral before heading for Greenwich. Lastly, stop and admire the vast Old Royal Naval College along the waterfront before boarding the boat for the river cruise to London’s Embankment Pier, where the tour ends. End/closing time At

6. 30pm Inclusions: Tickets Guide Air-conditioned transportation Boat Ride Transport Entrance fee Important Info: N/A Redeem Info: PRINTED - Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.

Start the day with a trip to the "loveliest castle in the world", Leeds Castle, where an exclusive experience awaits. The Royal residence for six of England's medieval queens, a palace of Henry VIII, and a retreat for the rich and powerful. This Norman castle was built on two small islands, in the middle of a lake, and is surrounded by a vast estate. Enjoy a private tour of the castle before it opens its doors to the public and explore the chapel, galleries, courtyards and banqueting hall before taking time to enjoy the breathtaking settings. Continue as you head to the spectacular White Cliffs of Dover, which line approximately 5 miles of the Kent County coastline. See this 100-meter-high geological wonder up close and one of the busiest harbours in Europe before heading to Canterbury where you will visit the impressive Gothic Cathedral, one of the oldest and most famous religious buildings in England. You will also have time to take a stroll through the old part of the city, where you can make a stop to recharge your batteries at one of the many bars and restaurants in the area. The next stop is Greenwich, closely linked to the sea, science, rulers and time. See the Cutty Sark, the fastest sailing ship of its time, and see the palaces and parks that crowd this historic neighbourhood on the south bank of the River Thames. Top off the day with a relaxing evening cruise along the Thames. Watch the sun set over the horizon as you pass some of the capital's top attractions, such as the Tower of London, Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament.