Canterbury Tales, Canterbury

The Canterbury Tales attraction is housed in the historic building of St. Margaret’s Church. It is situated on St. Margaret’s Street, several blocks southwest of Canterbury Cathedral. Kent’s most mentioned attraction has stories written by Geoffrey Chaucer of the 14th century. It’s a reconstruction of Medieval England. Visitors perceive the sights, sounds and smells of a Medieval environment.

All the scenes and characters are very colourful, accurate and interesting. The Canterbury Tales museum provides the exciting audio introduction to the mysterious city and its literary characters and guides. This stunning trip over 500 years back is attractive for kids and adults. The museum is open daily; visiting hours vary from about 10.00am - 5.00pm depending on the month.