Excellent visit, lovely architecture, nice atmosphere. More

Even though there is an entrance fee, this cathedral is well worth a visit. Even though it is often busy, it retains a peaceful, calm atmosphere. More

Canterbury Cathedral is quite extensive and each element offers a different character. Perhaps the most striking part of the Cathedral is free - that's the view form a hilltop nearby. I recommend the University campus, Chartham Hatch from the Canterbury end of The Pilgrim's Way (see it as the Pilgrims did), or the playing fields at the top of Westgate... More

Whether you are religious or not this is a monument to man. To think how this was was built without any technology is incredible. To stand in the center of the cathedral and look up is amazing. I have seen the complaints about the cost of access but the cost of maintenance of such a spectacular building and to do... More

A very good day out, beautiful building and friendly staff but i think it was just a bit too pricey! More

Canterbury cathedral is just beyond the cathredral gate, in the Butter Market. The cathedral is very grand and both the gardens and cathedral well worth while. BUT, don't miss the walk through the Kings School, which leds you out to Palace Street and the King's Mile. Canterbury is a beautiful city, if you explore beyond the High Street. More

As a tourist guide, I'm generally interested in historical places - this is one I want to come back to again and again. Words in a short review don't do it justice - spirituality, beauty, medieval building genius, historical significance - just a few that come to mind. You can spend hours and hours there and if you're lucky, as... More

Disappointed that we had to pay to go into the grounds of the cathedral you cant just walk around the outside but its a lovely place, nice little corners to sit in and enjoy the sun, recommend that you do the guided tour It is beautiful inside and if you go when evensong is on you can hear the choir... More

THe cathedral was very nice,but having been to most of the great cathedrals in England, not that much better or worse. It does have more historical significance however,and coming into town on the Pilgrim's Way gives you sort of a feeling of what the Pilgrims saw as they approached. The town is charming and seems to grow right out of... More