- Canterbury Cathedral — A UNESCO World Heritage site and one of England’s most famous medieval cathedrals, notable for its spectacular Gothic architecture, stained glass, and the shrine of Thomas Becket.
- St Augustine’s Abbey — Ruins of the 6th-century monastery founded by St Augustine, offering atmospheric archaeology and information about the early English church.
- Canterbury Roman Museum — Built over the remains of a Roman townhouse, this museum displays mosaics, artifacts and interactive exhibits that tell the story of Roman Canterbury (Durovernum Cantiacorum).
- The Canterbury Tales (visitor attraction) — A lively, costumed interpretation of Chaucer’s famous stories with staged scenes and audio guides that bring medieval life and pilgrimage to life.
- Westgate Towers & City Walls — Climb the medieval Westgate Towers for panoramic views and walk stretches of Canterbury’s well-preserved city walls to see the city from historic vantage points.
- River Stour punting and Westgate Gardens — Relax with a punting or boat trip on the River Stour and stroll the picturesque Westgate Gardens, full of flowers, riverside paths and benches.
- The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge — A combined art gallery, museum and library in the city centre featuring local history, fine art and family-friendly exhibits and events.
- Marlowe Theatre — A modern, well-regarded theatre hosting West End plays, musicals, comedy and dance; a great choice for an evening performance in Canterbury.
