Canterbury's streets do not lack historic buildings. Maybe not of great importance, but still engaging enough
This is the city's museum. Bit of a hotchpotch of a collection
Canterbury even has a castle, but a very ruined one
This is St Martins Church, which claims to be the oldest church in the English speaking world. Parts date back to Roman times. Unfortunaely it was closed - only limited opening times. Well given how few people were in the massive cathedral, a small (albeit historic) parish church is going to struggle for a congregation, or even visitors.
I think this is the Roman part....
The place has city walls, these skillfully photographed to exclude the car park below...
A pleasant bar called the Foundry, where I had a very decent pint. Suspect the food would have been good too. But very underutilized.
Beautiful gardens down by the river - extremely well kept
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