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Canterbury Cathedral is the jewel in Kent’s crown: UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mother Church of the Anglican Communion, and seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
Established by St Augustine in 597AD, Canterbury Cathedral is England’s first Cathedral. In 1070 the new Norman rulers rebuilt the fire-ravaged cathedral in their architectural style, described by then-Archbishop Lanfranc as “nearly perfect”. Some parts of the Norman cathedral remain, and despite alterations during the intervening nine hundred years, Canterbury Cathedral remains a masterpiece of English Gothic architecture. From the high-ceilinged Nave with stunning stained glass, through the richly decorated Quire to the atmospheric Crypt which still retains medieval painted walls, each part of the Cathedral has its own...Read More
Adult £15.50
Child (18 and under) until 31st October 2023 Kids Go Free! When accompanied by a paying adult (maximum two children per paying adult; does not apply to group bookings)
Children under School age Free
Discount: Group Discounts available please contact the Groups Office
Additional: Tickets can be validated for unlimited free visits for 12 months, at no extra cost. (See website for T&Cs).
In the centre of historic Canterbury, well served by M20 and M2 links to the rest of England.
TRANSPORT ROUTES Car | Bus | Train | Aeroplane | Ferry
* Monday to Saturday: 10am-5.00 pm (last admission 4.00pm). Sunday: 12.30pm-5.00pm (last admission 4.00 pm.) Check website for up-to-date opening dates & times.
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