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New research is proving that the stained glass at Canterbury Cathedral is among the oldest in the world.

Source: The age-old mystery of a UK cathedral

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A councillor caused a stir after admitting he didn’t know Canterbury held World Heritage status – an accolade it has held since 1988.

Source: Councillor admits he didn’t know city has World Heritage status

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With new visitor experiences and free entry for kids until the end of October, there’s never been a better time to discover this local treasure…

Source: Discover the wealth of history and tradition at Canterbury Cathedral

Kent Online takes a look into its archives to see how much has changed over the decades.

Source: Nostalgic look at changing face of city

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Canterbury is one of the most beautiful and unique cities in England. With its world-famous cathedral, iconic Westgate Towers, and the modern architectural beauty that is the Marlowe Theatre, the city is steeped in culture and history.

Source: How to spend 48 hours in Canterbury, Kent

More than 10,000 visitors have made their way to one of the country’s most important historical landmarks this year.

Source: Record numbers visit England’s oldest church

Jennika Argent’s trips in the UK are few and far between, but she’s always pleasantly surprised by how beautifully manicured England can be and Canterbury is no exception. Aside from its grand status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it maintains a pleasant small-town charm, with a youthful energy brought in by a large population of students attending its four universities (which also keeps the price of drinks down!).

Source: 5 ways to unwind in Canterbury

UK – Canterbury Cathedral, St Augustine’s Abbey, and St Martin’s Church

An ancient city, part of which is also a Unesco World Heritage Site, Canterbury, is consistently rated as one of the most visited cities in the United Kingdom.  Steeped in history, Canterbury is one of the most beautiful cities in southeast England in the county of Kent and is situated on the Stour river.

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