Canterbury Cathedral

Mother Church of the Anglican Communion and seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Canterbury Cathedral is an inspirational building where beauty and holiness blend perfectly. This magnificent place of worship is a masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic styles and an incredible display of architecture in relation to England's religious history. Once you enter you will instantly have the impression of being small and humble in the presence of the impressive Perpendicular Gothic high vaulting along with slender columns rising up to arch high above your head. The glass stained windows are worth having a look and so are the medieval tombs of King Henry IV and Edward the Black Prince.