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Medieval Majesty & Sacred Stories
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Here we have a journey through Canterbury's medieval core, passing secluded alleys, ruined sites, and old churches that trace Roman, Saxon, and medieval history and its religious significance.
Along the way
1
Christ Church GateBegin your journey through Canterbury's storied past at the magnificent Christ Church Gate, the principal entrance to the Cathedral Precincts.
2
The Crooked House (Sir John Boys House)Just a short walk brings you to the quirky 'Crooked House,' officially Sir John Boys House.
3
St Augustine's Abbey (exterior view)Step back further in time as we view the impressive ruins of St Augustine's Abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
4
St Martin's ChurchContinue to St Martin's Church, recognized as the oldest parish church in England still in continuous use.
5
Dane John Gardens & Roman WallDescend into the picturesque Dane John Gardens, a historic public park built upon a Roman burial mound.
6
Greyfriars Chapel and GardenDiscover a serene oasis at Greyfriars Chapel and Garden, the remains of England's first Franciscan friary, founded in 1224.
The route
Distance4.4 km
Walking≈ 1 h 01
Running≈ 28 min
Climb↑ 23 m
RouteCircular
A 4.4 km circular route from Canterbury to walk, run or cycle, with 23 m of climbing.