Overview:
If you are interested in an experience that includes shopping and sightseeing, as well as religious enlightenment, consider having your Hen Do in Canterbury. It will give you the best of both worlds.

Getting Around:
You can walk from one end of the city to the other in ten minutes. This is great, since it allows for free transportation. If you don’t want to walk during your hen do and want to save the energy for dancing, take a taxi to anywhere in the city. They are all controlled by the city of Canterbury, so the fares should be the same from taxi to taxi.

Must See/Must Do:
• Visit the Canterbury Cathedral, home of the Church of England
• Take a ride on the river boats, which run along the Stour
• Enjoy wine-tasting at Barnsole Vineyard during your Hen Do in Canterbury
• Visit one of the many historic churches in Canterbury (e.g. St. Martin’s)

History and Culture:
Canterbury became a site of religious importance in the 6th Century. This is when the Pope sent St. Augustine to Canterbury to convert King Aethelberht of Kent to Christianity. After this, the religious capital of England has been Canterbury. A peer of Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe hailed from Canterbury and his work is still respected there today.

Shopping:
If you are a girl who loves to shop, Canterbury can offer a great shopping experience during your hen do. The most popular spot for shopping during your Hen Do in Canterbury is The King’s Mile, which offers many shops within walking distance of one another. These shops include crafts, arts, antiques and much, much more. There are also art galleries on Harbour Street and bargains on Herne Bay. Anything you desire can be found in Canterbury during your hen do.

Nightlife:
There are many little pubs in, so any girl looking for a good time with her friends can find one during her Hen Do in Canterbury. If you are looking for history, try visiting The Parrot, which is one of the oldest bars in the country. For a wide selection of lagers and ales, visit The Old Butter Market. Lastly, you can find a more classy environment at The Loft.

Eating and Dining:
Canterbury has many traditional tea-rooms, which works well for post-party brunching. One of the most popular is Tiny Tim’s, well known throughout Canterbury. If you are looking for Italian fare, try Old Weavers, or for organic and local food try the Goods Shed. Whatever your tastes, you can find something to suit during your Hen Do in Canterbury.