This tour highlights Canterbury’s history as a site of pilgrimage.
3 min
Known as the Rush Market, this area was an ancient market that sold grass for floors.
2 min
This distinctly skewed house is one of the most photographed buildings in Canterbury.
1 min
The Jewish community in Canterbury is one of the oldest in Britain.
1 min
This point at the River Stour marks where Canterbury was established.
1 min
This theatre stands as a tribute to Christopher Marlowe, who was born in Canterbury.
3 min
Until the mid-20th century, a 7-story mill designed by John Smeaton stood nearby.
1 min
The site of a gate since Roman times, the current gate was built in the 14th century.
2 min
The old weaver’s houses here were built in the 16th century by immigrant Huguenots.
2 min
Part of the museum focuses on Rupert Bear, a cartoon character who debuted in 1920.
3 min
A Roman theatre once stood at the junction of Beer Cart Ln. & St. Margaret’s St.
4 min
This narrow street has remained largely unchanged since the 16th century.
2 minA 45-minute stroll past historic locations and modern attractions, including: Sir John Boys’ House, Marlowe Theatre, the West Gate, Museum of Canterbury, Rupert Bear Museum and Canterbury Tales.
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