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If you're a history buff, art aficionado, archaeology fiend, or dabbler in the sciences, our museum picks are perfect for a rainy day or afternoon excursion! Our selections center around notable collections of historical and cultural items. Many have excellent rotating displays in addition to exceptional permanent collections.
Category: Museums - Canterbury Attractions & Activities
Address: Longmarket, Butchery Ln, Canterbury CT1 2JR
This informative museum is uniquely located underground beneath the Longmarket shopping center. Various exhibits provide a view into the life and times of ancient Rome. Walk through the museum and view remaining data concerning the Roman military, stroll through the market and see examples of goods that one would typically find there, and...
Canterbury Royal Museum and Art Gallery
Category: Museums - Canterbury Attractions & Activities
Address: 18 High St, Canterbury CT1 2RA
Both permanent and temporary exhibits are provided in this museum throughout the year. Artworks by such artists as Laura Knight, John Bratby, Walter Sickert, and JB Manson make up part of the permanent displays. Seminars and workshops are also available to aid up-and-coming artists in the world of the arts. The Buffs Museum is also found in this...
Category: Museums - Canterbury Attractions & Activities
Address: Stour St, Canterbury CT1 2NR
This intriguing museum, formerly the Canterbury Heritage Museum, houses a wealth of entertaining information covering 2000 years of Canterbury's history. Various exhibits include some of the city's valued items such as the Canterbury Pendant and the Canterbury Cross. Holograms, computer programs, and videos set visitors in the midst of such...
Category: Museums - Canterbury Attractions & Activities
Address: St Peter's St, Canterbury CT1 2BQ
The West Gate dates back to the late 14th century, when it was used as a prison during that tumultuous period of peasant uproars. Today, visitors have access into the museum to view the daunting murder holes, the Civil War armory, and the guard chamber. Brass rubbings and hands-on body armor displays are also available. The tower cells where...
