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Snookie
London

Thank you very, very much for the suggestions. All the suggestions sound good. I love the sounds of those Medieval tunnels and WWII bunkers. White cliffs is an amazing suggestion too!!!

Did you get a chance to do Canterbury Tales? If so how was it?

QueenoftheHighway
Los Angeles

No, I actually didn’t do Canterbury Tales. I sadly only had a day to do both Canterbury and Dover- and we took a bus (never do that! trains are so much better!) all the way from Oxford where I was studying. So we spent some time at the Cathedral, the Abbey, and Dover.

Canterbury Cathedral is amazing- be prepared to spend at least 2-3 hours there. It’s huge, and there are so many memorials to see- including ones for Thomas a Becket, St. Anselm, and the Black Prince.

St. Augstine’s Abbey is in ruins, but his grave is still there. St. Augstine was sent to Britain by Rome in the 500s as a missionary, so the abbey is about 1500 years old.

There was a visitor’s centre near the bus station in Canterbury that had lots of maps and English Heritage brochures that suggested places to go. There’s tons to see in Kent. =)