Dane John Garden

Walk around the city dividers which outskirt one side of the greenhouses and meander up to the highest point of the hill for a magnificent perspective of the city. Dane John Gardens is a notable stop inside Canterbury city's dividers which goes back to 1551 and incorporates a hill which chronicled records demonstrate was there in the primary century AD.Additionally on the highest point of the hill is a landmark recognizing Alderman James Simmons' endowment of the greenery enclosures to the general population of Canterbury.

In 1999, the City Council finished a million pound redesign of the recreation center upheld by the Heritage Lottery Fund and nearby sponsorship. The City Walls and a road of lime trees give a feeling of fenced in area and escape from the bustling street and clamoring strip mall only a couple of yards away.