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This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.
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This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.
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Canterbury is perched on the tip of the southeast county of Kent. Aptly crowned the ‘Garden of England’, this fresh and green corner of England boasts the most stunning scenery, thanks in part to its southerly position, which guarantees some of the best sunshine in the UK.
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This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.
Source: Tourism Media
This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.
Source: Tourism Media
This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.
Source: Tourism Media
This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.
Source: Tourism Media
This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.
Source: Tourism Media
This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.
Source: Tourism Media
This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.
Source: Tourism Media
This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.
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Visit this reconstruction of medieval England to entertain the kids and discover the fantastic mind and stories of the poet Geoffrey Chaucer.
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Canterbury is perched on the tip of the southeast county of Kent. Aptly crowned the ‘Garden of England’, this fresh and green corner of England boasts the most stunning scenery, thanks in part to its southerly position, which guarantees some of the best sunshine in the UK.
Source: Tourism Media
This 1,400-year-old establishment is known for its breathtaking Gothic ceilings, its outstanding historical collections and its choir.