Canterbury Heritage Museum

Voyagers anxious to take in more about the historical backdrop of Canterbury and the encompassing region should visit the Canterbury Heritage Museum. In a forcing medieval expanding on Stour Street, the exhibition hall incorporates the antiquated Poor Priests' Hospital, with its grand channeled roofs. Presentations highlight Anglo-Saxon fortunes, uncommon Tudor painted mortar, and the noteworthy Invicta steam motor worked by Robert Stephenson.

The historical center likewise houses the great Bagpuss and Rupert Bear display, a tribute to two of the UK's most notable kids' TV characters. Another gallery worth going by is the intriguing Kent Museum of Freemasonry in St. Subsidies Place, with its shows depicting the historical backdrop of the development from its most punctual days. Those intrigued by social interests should fly into the Beaney House of Art and Knowledge.