Canterbury Cathedral

Canterbury Cathedral, in Kent, United Kingdom, is an awe inspiring Norman Gothic masterpiece. Dating from 1077, this monument is one of the oldest cathedrals in Britain. Home to one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Europe, it is the place where a miracle was said to have happened. Make sure to explore its beautiful cloisters, experiencing its ancient history, as you pass by its narrow archways and tall pillars. Other sites of interest include the nearby St. Augustine’s Abbey, the Cathedral’s Chapter House, which is home to the oldest vaulted ceiling in England, and the West Gate, which is still in use as an observation tower.