
What to do · Canterbury
Canterbury Cathedral
Information
- From
- £18 adult
- Duration
- 2 h
- Season
- All year · on Sunday the church opens at 12:30
- Who it's for
- All ages; under-18s go in free with a paying adult
- With a dog
- On a short lead; not on guided tours, at services or in the café
The mother church of the Church of England and the reason for Chaucer's pilgrims. Inside, the Romanesque crypt, the Gothic nave, the medieval stained glass and the Martyrdom, the corner where four knights murdered Archbishop Thomas Becket in 1170. The central tower, Bell Harry, is 72 metres high.
The ticket costs £18 from October to March and rises in season; under-18s go in free with a paying adult. It opens Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00; on Sunday, the precincts open at 11:30 and the church at 12:30. Buy online to go in without queuing, and check beforehand for closures for services. Dogs are admitted on a short lead.
As a familyWith teenagersWith a dog



