Canterbury World Heritage Pass
One ticket, three incredible sites
£26 per adult
Kids go free!
Discover the story of how Christianity came to Anglo-Saxon England at these three unforgettable historic sites; Canterbury Cathedral, St Martin's Church and St Augustine's Abbey.
A great-value ticket to a grand adventure for all ages.
T&Cs:
• Valid for one visit to each site.
• Children 17 and under go free, two children per adult.
• Ticket valid for three days from date of purchase.
• Not valid for group bookings or school visits.
Please note, there is no step free access at St Martin’s Church.
Tickets are available to buy at Canterbury Cathedral or St Augustine’s Abbey
Canterbury Cathedral, a charity registered in England, Charity Number 1206913.
St Martin and St Paul Church, a charity registered in England, Charity Number 1133979.
The English Heritage Trust is a charity, no. 1140351, and a limited company, no. 07447221, registered in England and Wales.
Canterbury's UNESCO World Heritage Site
St Martin's Church
St Martin’s Church is the oldest church in continuous use in the English-speaking world, with parts dating back to Roman Britain
As the chapel of Queen Bertha, wife of King Ethelbert, it played a key role in early Christian Britain. It’s also the first place of worship used by St Augustine.
Take in sweeping views, fascinating stories, and a tranquil atmosphere.
St Augustine’s Abbey
This ancient abbey was founded in AD 598 by St Augustine himself – the man who converted Ethelbert of Kent and introduced Christianity to the Anglo-Saxons.
Today, you can explore its atmospheric ruins and discover more about lives of the people who lived here.
Travel back in time with the free audio tour.
Canterbury Cathedral
Step into England’s first cathedral – still to this day the heart of the worldwide Anglican Communion and home to seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
With architectural triumphs, spectacular stained glass windows, magnificent collections and activities for kids, it’s a real must-see for the whole family.