Canterbury Tales
Step into medieval Canterbury and accompany Geoffrey Chaucer's
colourful characters on their magical pilgrimage from London to the
shrine of St Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral. Along the way,
their stories of love, romance, jealousy and trickery are vividly
re-created with all the fun and excitement of Chaucer's famous
Tales. The Canterbury Tales is a stunningly accurate re-creation of
medieval life. With audio-guides in English, French, Dutch, German,
Italian, Spanish and Japanese, it provides an excellent
introduction to the City and its famous literary connection.
Events: All events take place from 11am - 4pm in the churchyard to
the rear of the Canterbury Tales, and are included in the ticket
price to the main attraction.
Medieval Market - Sat 5th June
Knight School - Weds 4th & 18th August
Archery School - Weds 11th & 25th August
Admission: Adult £7.75.
Opening times: Mar-Jun 10.00-17.00. Jul-Aug 09.30-17.00. Sep-Oct
10.00-17.00. Nov-Feb 10.00-16.30.
Closed Christmas day, Boxing day and New years eve.
This attraction is open until September 30 2010
Location
Address: The Canterbury Tales, St Margaret's Street, Canterbury,
CT1 2TG.
County
KentVisit Website
Rail Company:
SoutheasternDestination Station:
Canterbury East
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