- The RedHouse Nursing Home
- London Road, Canterbury, CT2 8NB
- Tel: 01227 464171
- Email: admin@redhousenursing.com
Welcome to the fabulous district of Canterbury. It is great for tourism–the perfect blend of city coast and countryside. Experience Canterbury’s rich history and heritage through stunning architecture and UNESCO world heritage sites.
The city’s skyline is dominated by the stunning Cathedral, the oldest in England. The Cathedral, however, is only part of the story. The ancient ruins of St Augustine’s Abbey and St Martins Church form Canterbury’s UNESCO World Heritage site. Other attractions, such as Canterbury Castle are reminders of the city’s rich history, heritage and culture.
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Mother Church of the worldwide Anglican Communion and seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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01227 862000
We want to make Westgate Parks a very special riverside recreation area for residents and tourists.
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01227 479 227
A visit to Canterbury is not complete without experiencing Chaucer’s famous tales of medieval misadventures.
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01227 862162
The Beaney is an Art Museum and Library situated in the heart of the historic city of Canterbury.
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07790 534 744
Punting in Canterbury in the form of guided historic river tours has been a favourite pastime on the River Stour for a number of years.
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01227 459779
Canterbury Guided Tours provide entertaining and enjoyable tours for visitors to the city of Canterbury.
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01795 542016
Shepherd Neame is Britain’s Oldest Brewer, based in Faversham, Kent, since 1698.
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01634 823807
The Historic Dockyard, Chatham is a stunning 80 acre site with historic buildings, museum galleries, historic warships and a vibrant programme of events and activities.
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0871 22 77 007
Diggerland is the Ultimate Adventure Theme Park experience where children and adults can ride, drive and operate REAL full size construction machinery.
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01227 751496
Mount Ephraim is a beautiful country estate that has been owned by the Dawes family for 300 years.
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01843 842168
Quex Park is a unique country Park of 250 acres in East Kent set within an estate of 1800 acres around Birchington.
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01843 233 000
Turner Contemporary is a gallery in Margate, delivering world-class exhibitions of contemporary and historical art, events and activities. Admission is free.
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0844 842 4647
Howletts Wild Animal Park is a 90 acre animal adventure in beautiful ancient parkland that is ideal for great days out in Kent.
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01634 201562
Widest choice of adult karting experiences at a true MSA licensed racing circuit.
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01795 890 202
The focus of Belmont is the magnificent neo-classical house, but we also have beautiful gardens and the finest private collection of clocks in Britain to explore!
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01227 720836
Wingham Wildlife Park is a medium sized wildlife park situated near Wingham in Kent.
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01304 364288
Open the door to this charming Tudor castle by the sea. Explore eight acres of magnificent gardens, woodland, and sea views now home to the Lord Warden.
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01304 211 067
The most iconic of all English fortresses commanding the gateway to the realm for nine centuries. Climb the Great Tower, meet the characters and immerse yourself in vivid medieval interiors.
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01227 787787
The Marlowe Theatre named after the playwright Christopher Marlowe is a major 1200 seat theatre in Canterbury. It closed in March 2009 for a £25m redevelopment and reopened on 4th Oct 2011.
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01227 451243
Family-run bed-and-breakfast, 10-minute walk from Canterbury West train station, and a 16-minute walk from Canterbury Cathedral.
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01227 459333
Traditional, family-run hotel, 14-minute walk from Canterbury West train station and an 18-minute walk from Canterbury.
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01227 768767
Set in a Victorian house on a tree-lined street a 10-minute walk from Canterbury West train station, this traditional bed-and-breakfast is also a 16-minute walk from main attractions. Child friendly
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01227 462138
Set in a 15th-century coaching inn and adjacent annexes, this elegant hotel is a 4-minute walk from both Canterbury West train station and the Marlowe Theatre, and an 8-minute walk from Canterbury Cathedral.
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01227 766266
Set in a Tudor-style former bank, this contemporary hotel is a 2-minute walk from the Marlowe Theatre, a 3-minute walk from Canterbury Cathedral and a 10-minute walk from Canterbury East train station.
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0871 527 9408
A 3-minute walk from the 6th-century St. Augustine's Abbey, this relaxed hotel is also 1 km from Canterbury East train station and 1.3 km from the medieval Canterbury Cathedral.
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01227 865350
Situated in the grounds of Canterbury Cathedral, this upscale hotel and budget annexe is also a 4-minute walk from the Canterbury Tales museum and a 9-minute walk from Canterbury East train station.
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01227 760341
A 12-minute walk from Canterbury Christ Church University, this grand, Gothic-style hotel sits among 2-acre gardens. It's 0.8 miles from Canterbury East railway station and 1.1 miles from Canterbury Cathedral.
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01227 464381
Situated in the grounds of Canterbury Cathedral, this upscale hotel and budget annexe is also a 4-minute walk from the Canterbury Tales museum and a 9-minute walk from Canterbury East train station.
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