012 ANOTHER SIDE OF LOCAL LIFE


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THERE IS A WEALTH OF ADDITIONAL TREASURES JUST WAITING TO BE UNCOVERED – OR REDISCOVERED!


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s a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Canterbury is packed with landmarks and attractions for all to enjoy. But alongside the more obvious tourist


eye-catchers such as the Cathedral and Westgate Towers, there is a wealth of additional treasures just waiting to be uncovered – or rediscovered! “There’s so much to do in our home county that you really don’t need to go far to discover something new, or rediscover an old favourite,” says Sinead Hanna, Acting Head of Marketing at Visit Kent. “We’d encourage anyone to get outside this summer and experience more of what Kent has to offer, both for its visitors and residents.” Whether you’re a culture vulture, love your gardens and greenery, or simply want


to see more of the city, you never have to go too far to experience something new...


A walk in the park


Westgate Parks comprise Tannery Field, Toddler’s Cove, Bingley Island and Westgate Gardens, which have been at the city’s historic heart since the Iron Age. Situated alongside the Great Stour, these four unique open spaces are perfect for exploring a riverside landscape that’s rich in wildlife.


Inspired by arts


Website Canterbury Culture’s editor Alice Bryant recommends escape rooms and gigs at Westgate Towers. Additionally, The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge, housed in a Grade ll listed building on the


Westgate Towers Gardens & Punt © Tim Stubbings


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