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Discover more about the introduction of Roman Christianity to Britain on this unique fully-guided tour experience.
Discover St Martin's church, the oldest church in the English-speaking world, explore the remains of St Augustine's Abbey, resting place of St Augustine and the first Archbishops of Canterbury, and experience the beauty of Canterbury Cathedral with a guided tour at each special place. Together, these three historic sites form Canterbury's UNESCO World Heritage Site which gained UNESCO listing in 1988 – a must-visit destination.
This special tour lasting over 5 hours offers a fantastic introduction to the story of early Christianity in Kent and the development of society during this period. Your day spent discovering this amazing story will end with a cream tea in the gardens overlooking Canterbury Cathedral.
Available on selected dates in 2023.
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