Canterbury Cathedral
A magnificent and historic cathedral, Canterbury Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see for its stunning architecture and religious significance.
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2 Wingham Wildlife Park
A family-friendly wildlife park featuring a wide variety of animals, from tigers to penguins, with plenty of interactive experiences.
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3 Howletts Wild Animal Park
Known for its commitment to conservation, Howletts Wild Animal Park offers visitors a chance to see rare and endangered animals in a natural setting.
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4 Westgate Gardens
A beautiful and serene garden located along the River Stour, perfect for a leisurely stroll and a picnic.
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5 St Augustine's Abbey
Explore the ruins of this important monastery, part of Canterbury's UNESCO World Heritage Site, and discover its historical significance.
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6 Canterbury Historic River Tours
Enjoy a relaxing boat tour along the River Stour, offering a unique perspective on Canterbury's historic architecture and landmarks.
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7 Canterbury Punting Company
Experience the traditional British pastime of punting on the River Stour, with scenic views and expert guides.
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8 Toddler's Cove Playground
A delightful playground designed for young children, featuring a variety of play equipment and plenty of open space.
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9 Blean Woods National Nature Reserve
Explore the ancient woodland of Blean Woods, home to a diverse range of wildlife and offering beautiful walking trails.
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10 Dane John Gardens
A historic park in the heart of Canterbury, featuring beautiful gardens, a bandstand, and a historic mound with great views.
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11 Westgate Towers Museum & Viewpoint
Visit one of England's largest surviving medieval gateways, with a museum and panoramic views of Canterbury.
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12 Canterbury Roman Museum
Discover Canterbury's Roman past through fascinating artifacts and exhibits in this underground museum.
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13 St. Martin’s Church, Canterbury
The oldest church in the English-speaking world still in use, St. Martin’s Church is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with rich history.
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14 Franciscan Gardens
A peaceful oasis in the city, the Franciscan Gardens offer tranquility and a glimpse into the area's monastic past.
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15 Canterbury Castle
Explore the ruins of this Norman castle which once stood as a powerful fortress in medieval Canterbury.
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16 The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge
A vibrant cultural hub, the Beaney offers art, history, and educational exhibits in a beautifully restored building.
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18 Kent Museum of Freemasonry
Learn about the history and traditions of Freemasonry through an extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits.
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19 RSPB Blean Woods
Managed by the RSPB, Blean Woods is a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts, with diverse habitats and wildlife.
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20 Canterbury Ghost Tours
Experience the spooky side of Canterbury on a ghost tour, exploring the city's haunted history and legends.
