• Lady Wootton’s Green - Follow the path travelled by Queen Bertha, whose influence led to the Christianisation of Anglo-Saxon England, in the 6th century on her way from the royal palace to St. Martin’s Church. View the statues of Queen Bertha, and her husband King Ethelbert.

• Priority access to St Martin’s (subject to opening hours)
• Guided tour by a certified Green Badge Canterbury City Guide
• Explore the Cathedral Precincts (excluding interior of the Cathedral)

• Entrance to Cathedral (interior) and St Augustine’s Abbey

View Canterbury’s trio of UNESCO World Heritage sites on this fascinating walking tour which will include a stop at St Martin’s Church*, the exterior of St Augustine’s Abbey where the surviving medieval gates can be seen, plus a walk around the magnificent Cathedral Precincts and cloisters.

Uncover the origins of Christianity in England, explore the oldest church in continuous use, now believed to also be the oldest building in England, and take in the iconic view of the Cathedral and St Augustine’s Abbey from the steps of St Martin’s on this captivating tour, led by a fully qualified Green Badge Guide.

*The inside may be viewed subject to opening & service hours

Please note this tour does not include entrance to St Augustine’s or the Cathedral. Please ensure you check your messages via the Message centre after booking, for further information about your tour, including your Guide details.

Regrettably, large parts of St Martin’s are inaccessible for wheelchairs and buggies.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.