In Canterbury, where St Augustine introduced Christianity to the Anglo-Saxons, a visit reveals both the ruins of his Abbey and the monumental Canterbury Cathedral, dedicated to St Thomas a Becket. The cathedral, showcasing a provocative graffiti art installation titled “Hear Us,” invites reflection on age-old questions, even as its beauty leaves some visitors underwhelmed compared to other cathedrals. Exploring the city’s rich history, including sites like St Martin’s Church and the Beaney House of Art and Knowledge, offers a glimpse into Canterbury’s diverse past. Despite limited time, the experience encapsulates the city’s significance in Anglo-Saxon and medieval England.
