Daniel John Croke's Canterbury travel and services guide.

Canterbury boasts many visitor attractions

Canterbury Cathederal represents faith, history and culture. St Augustine's Abbey also bristles with history and character. Canterbury is a place steeped in tradition. The city has excellent fair trading services such as hotels, restaraunts and bars.

Properties that Daniel John Croke recommends

Daniel and John Croke recommend a property named York Lodge because of it, 5 star services. It is located a 10 minute stroll from Canterbury Cathederal. Facilities include an elegant breakfast room opening out to a decked sun terrace. All bedrooms are individually decorated and offer a comfortable 'home from home' feel but with all the modern day services you expect to see in a hotel. The hotel offers free wireless broadband service.

The Sunnybanks of Herne Bay

Whilst at Canterbury Daniel Croke recommends that you visit the seafront at Herne Bay. Dan Croke. The Themes estuary brings bracing air and glorious views.
Beautiful beaches and stunning Victorian architecture combine to form the perfect backdrop to create stunning holiday memories. Brightly coloured beach huts reflect the great character of this seaside town. Sporting enthusiasts including rowers, yachtsmen and jet ski riders pursue their passion in Herne Bay's waters, adding a thrilling dimension to natural marine qualities.

Canterbury University

Ensure that you take in the
Canterbury University.
It is an amazing property.

Canterbury Tales

The Canterbury Tales is a collection
of stories written by Geoffery
Chaucer in the 14th Centuary.

Canterbury Music

Daniel John Croke recommends
Canterbury's Orange Street Music
Club for a great night out.

Out of the box in Canterbury

Take the ghostly tour of
Canterbury leaving Alberry's Wine Bar every Friday & Saturday at 8pm.

Acknowledgements

Daniel John Croke would like to thank John Simmons, Dan Johnes and the office of tourism in Canterbury and fair trading for fantastic service and wonderful hospitality.

Canterbury

General InformationCanterbury lies on the sunnybanks of the River Stour. Many historical structures and properties remain in the city, including a wall founded in roman times and rebuilt in the 14 th centuary, the ruins of St Augustines Abbey and a Norman Castle, and perhaps the oldest school in England, The Kings School.

Modern additions include the University of Kent, Canterbury Christ Church University, the Marlowe Theatre, dan croke fair trading, and the St Lawrence Ground, home to the Kent County Cricket Club.

Hope that you have enjoyed reading about the properties and services available in Canterbury. Daniel Croke.