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Take yourself back in time to 1396. Sited in the heart of the city, The Canterbury Tales is one of Canterbury's most popular visitor attractions and is and exhibition for the senses! Step back into the 14th century and experience the sights, sounds and smells of the past in this unique recreation of medieval England.
Embark on a 14th century pilgrimage to Thomas Becket's shrine and listen to Chaucer's tales through and extraordinary light and sound presentation. Tours are available in several languages.
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Twentieth century rebuilding in the city has unearthed some fascinating remains from Durovernum Cantiacorum, the name given to Canterbury by the Romans. The Roman Museum is an innovative underground exhibition built around the remains of a Roman town house, with beautiful mosaics. The displays include reconstructions of Roman buildings, interactive computer displays, a gallery of archeological finds and a highly acclaimed 'hands-on' area, where visitors are encouraged to pick up and feel genuine artefacts.
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Just a few minutes drive or short taxi ride from the Abbots Barton Hotel. Largest colony of gorillas in human care in the world, tigers, elephants and their young, wolves monkeys and more. Set in 70 acres of natural parkland - much more than just a zoo!
A great day out for all the family...
3 miles south of Canterbury at Bekesbourne.
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Bayblast are a performance boat
based, excursion and charter company.
Located in the picturesque sea side town of Herne Bay, on the North Kent
coast.
They offer trips from both Herne Bay and Whitstable which are ideal for both
public excursions or corporate/team building events.
