4.2/5

(504 reviews)

The Cricketers is a traditional English pub on the busy High Street in the centre of Canterbury. We offer a warm welcome to shoppers, locals and visitors from all over the world.

4.3/5

(232 reviews)

The Pilgrims Hotel is a charming historic building in the heart of Canterbury City Centre. Situated directly opposite the Marlowe Theatre, it’s an ideal place to stay overnight to catch a show or explore the attractions of Canterbury.

4.0/5

(163 reviews)

The pub is situated opposite the Marlowe Theatre, and you can book your interval drinks here. Opening hours may be extended if there are special events at the theatre.

4.1/5

(110 reviews)

The Ballroom is a unique venue set in a listed 18th century ballroom in the cathedral city of Canterbury. Hidden behind an unassuming grey doorway in Orange Street, venture up the staircase into the d

3.9/5

(378 reviews)

Lively city centre pub near the cathedral.

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4.4/5

(632 reviews)

Centrally located on Burgate, Chapter is an idyllic venue to gather with friends, dine with family and relax from morning through to night.

4.1/5

(3,622 reviews)

Richard Harris Barham was born in 1788, at 61 Burgate, across the road from this Wetherspoon pub. Using the pen name Thomas Ingoldsby, he wrote The Ingoldsby Legends which first appeared in 1840, in a periodical edited by Charles Dickens.

4.3/5

(614 reviews)

With its charming olde-worlde exterior, the 16th Century Bishop’s Finger stands out as one of Canterbury’s most distinctive pubs.

3.8/5

(163 reviews)

We welcome guests into the traditional bar with open plan reception, seating and access to free-view flat screen TV. We are 5 minutes from Canterbury West Station, 10 minutes to the town centre. We speak English, Spanish, Catalan, Romanian, Urdu and Pesht