These stories are told by a group of pilgrims as they travel from London to Canterbury to see Becket's shrine. The colourful characters that Chaucer describes, and the stories they tell make Medieval England come alive. The stories are told by famous actors, and there is a special commentary for children. The gift shop includes a Medieval Wine Merchant, Market and Mint. You can buy a medieval Groat, newly-minted especially for you, as a souvenir.
Refreshments are available in the restaurant.
Open 7 days a week. Make your own beer in a miniaturized version of a commercial brewery. The museum part of the complex, on the History of Brewing in Kent, opens at the end of 1996. A market place where bulls were baited before being slaughtered in Butchery Lane. Canterbury's War Memorial stands here.