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And the iconic Dickens’ quote at the entry - and the relevance of this ancient building to the fictional world of David Copperfield - makes it worth a definite visit when in Canterbury. The hotel is just a short walk from the town centre and there are buses to take you to other areas if required. It is home to a wide range of artifacts from the history of Roman Britain, including rare objects and the marketplace.

We are proud to be one of the strategic partners of the Canterbury Safer Streets Project alongside our Christ Church Students’ Union - helping to make the city a safer place for not only our students and staff but all local residents and visitors of Canterbury. Really clear water and view from the foot bridge south of the park however the main park itself is not as amazing. Much has altered, but it is still possible to see evidence of the old layout, the underside remnants of a stone staircase leading up. Once inside the old walls, middle England does its best to assert stability in the Kent peninsula, but don’t be taken in; this is the eternal capital of medieval murder mystery. It is also home to the Canterbury Museum and Art Gallery which features paintings by Canterbury-born artists as well as exhibits on natural history.

It will target neighbourhood crime, VAWG (Violence Against Women and Girls) and ASB (anti-social behaviour). Loved it and would highly recommend Very clean and tidy l enjoyed myself Here very excellent service you are the Best team. She holds an MA in Modern Poetry with the University of Kent at Canterbury, (2001-2003), incorporating the philosophical manifestos of major poets and the work of the controversial founding father of deconstruction in philosophy, Jacques Derrida. The gatehouse is one of Canterburys most well-known landmarks and houses a small museum about the gates.

Prehaps if they dont want dogs or people in a place they clearly feel belongs to them then a few signs wouldn't go a miss, I was bitterly disappointed, this is probably why its shut ,with an attitude like they have its most probably empty a high percentage of the time. But do choose your seats carefully, as the side ones probably don't get a great view and you would have to twist to see the stage. I'm originally from Canterbury and would say location is perfect if you want bang in the centre of town.This small museum is dedicated to Freemasonry and its history, with a focus on objects from the area.

Part of a World Heritage site, consisting of three sites, including St Martin's Church and Canterbury Cathedral.Get inspired for your trip to Canterbury with our curated itineraries that are jam-packed with popular attractions everyday! And lack of working lights does not make feel safe walk through the earlier darker evenings, unless the cafe is open in park.

Take the left into Castle Row, then left again into Dane John Gardens for the footbridge back over Pin Hill to Canterbury East, still in the south. Home to The Goods Shed farmers market and restaurant, visitors can indulge their tastebuds in a quarter that boasts highly regarded restaurants, cocktail bars and historic real ale pubs. We will definitely stay here again as this hotel is perfectly located in the centre of the lovely,historic town. The "continental" breakfast was excellent including yoghurt, fresh fruit, cereals, croissants, bacon baguette, tea, coffee and juice. The building is very old so there are a lot of steps and uneven floors - not suitable for those with mobility problems but we found it charming.I finished by scooping up all the crumbles with the jam spoon :P And the gigantic size is phenomenal. Great atmosphere and decor, staff friendly and helpful, food excellent, wonderful place to just meet up for a drink or have a meal. View image in fullscreen Canterbury Heritage Museum occupies an almshouse building that dates from 1180; it later became a hospital for poor priests and was rebuilt in 1373.