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The first time I walked through the ancient Westgate Towers and heard the cathedral bells roll across the cobbled streets, I knew I had stepped into something far older, and far more alive, than a typical English town. The scent of roasted coffee drifted from medieval timber-framed houses, the River Stour slipped lazily past willow trees, and the golden stone of Canterbury Cathedral caught the late afternoon light like a crown. This book is the story of that journey and your practical, deeply informed companion to experiencing it fully. In CANTERBURY: A Visitor's Guide, I take you beyond the postcard images into the layered soul of Canterbury, Kent. From quiet moments inside the awe-inspiring nave of Canterbury Cathedral to sunset walks along the ancient city walls; I combine cultural history, local insight, and hands-on travel advice. You'll discover how to explore the historic streets without the crowds, where to find authentic Kentish food and cozy pubs, how to navigate day trips to Whitstable and the White Cliffs of Dover, and why this small English city has shaped pilgrims, poets, and travelers for centuries.You will gain: Insider tips on visiting Canterbury Cathedral, the Roman Museum, and Westgate Gardens Local food recommendations and traditional Kent pubs Walking routes through medieval streets and along the River Stour Cultural and historical context that makes every landmark meaningful Smart travel advice for transport from London to Canterbury Seasonal guidance: when to visit Canterbury for the best atmosphere Hidden corners most visitors miss

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