A city best known for its cathedral, Canterbury sits in the south east of England. Once a pilgrimage site during the Middle Ages, Canterbury has ancient walls built by the Romans, which still, to this day, form a circle around the city's medieval centre. Walking through Canterbury, you'll find cobbled streets and timber framed houses that only add to the charm of this history rich city that has over 1,400 years of tales to tell. Canterbury is home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine's Abbey and St Martin's Church. The city is filled with independent restaurants, boutiques full to the brim with handmade goodies and museums, whilst the stunning Westgate Gardens are the perfect place to have a picnic on a sunny afternoon. You can always take part in some punting or relax on a boat trip if you enjoy being on the water, and see the sights from the river.