3 Best Churches in Canterbury

“Canterbury Cathedral is an integral part of a World Heritage Site. The church is the Cathedral of the Archbishop of Canterbury, currently Justin Welby, who is the leader of the Church of England and the symbolic leader of the worldwide Anglican Communion. The Cathedral is a place of welcome, beauty, and holiness, with well-maintained grounds where visitors can take guided tours or explore independently. The cathedral features beautiful sculptures and memorials, and there are internal walking guides available to offer more information or answer questions. The staff and volunteers are friendly and helpful.”

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“St Martin's Church is a growing church working in a large and diverse parish. St. Martin Church is an ancient Church of England parish church located in Canterbury, England, just outside the city centre. St Martin's Church has the most extended continuous history as a parish church in the English-speaking world. The church is a beautiful miniature example of the Gothic Perpendicular style, and many of its interior architectural features still align with the original design. The stained glass windows pay testimony to Queen Bertha of Kent. The churchyard contains the graves of many notable local families.”

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“St Thomas of Canterbury RC Church was built from 1874 to 1875 in the Gothic Revival style. The church is situated on the corner of Burgate and Canterbury Lane, west of Lower Bridge Street, opposite the grounds of Canterbury Cathedral in the city's centre. Their dedicated team of volunteers operates jointly to ensure that vision and goals are achieved throughout the year. They strive to understand and follow their faith, welcoming 700-800 parishioners and guests from around the world. The church has modern seating in an extension to the left of the altar. A diverse community regularly attends Sunday Masses. The diverse community regularly attends Sunday Masses. At St. Thomas of Canterbury, Mass is held every weekday at noon.”

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