Old City

The pedestrianized region of Old City Canterbury is the home from to the ious notable timber-encircled structures. An unbroken line of especially fine houses with the run of the mill overhanging upper floors can be found in limit Mercery Lane and a significant number of them pre-dating Queen Elizabeth I.

One noteworthy survivor is the Tudor Queen Elizabeth's Guest Chamber, prominent for its alluring plasterwork. Toward the side of Mercury Lane is The Chequer of the Hope and a successor to the pioneer lodging specified by Chaucer in The Canterbury Tales. Another High Street historic point worth going to is the twelfth-century Eastbridge Hospital.