Is there parking at Canterbury Cathedral?
As Canterbury Cathedral Lodge is situated within the Cathedral Grounds, we have a limited amount of car parking spaces available for guests. Electronic car parking permits can be purchased and paid for online and reception will activate the permit on arrival, before you park your car.
Where is the best place to park in Canterbury?
There are a good number of off-street car parks in and around Canterbury, with the majority of affordable options being council-operated. One such option is St. Radigunds car park (CT1 2AA) located north of the city centre, which is a also good choice for those using Canterbury West train station.
Can you get into Canterbury Cathedral for free?
You cannot actually see the Cathedral without paying for entry through the main gate. A work around for this if you do not particularly want to enter the Cathedral is to go on the Canterbury walking tour.
Are there toilets in Canterbury Cathedral?
CANTERBURY Cathedral reopened to the public yesterday with unisex loos. The gender neutral lavs help the building maintain “physical distancing”. A spokesman for the seat of Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby said: “It’s essential we provide toilet facilities.”
Where can I park for free in Canterbury?
Here are the roads in Canterbury where it is free to park:
- Market Way.
- Forrester Close.
- South Street.
- Uplands.
- The Crescent.
- Dunelm Car Park (Customers Only)
- Council Offices Car Park Free All Day – Sat & Sun.
- Council Offices Car Park Free After 6 pm – Mon to Fri.
How easy is it to park in Canterbury?
Parking in Canterbury is difficult and expensive at the best of times. But if you’re canny and flexible on timings, you can still save on parking. Most of the council-run car parks charge around £2.30 per HOUR 07:00-21:00.
Where is free parking in Canterbury?
Free Parking on the North Side of Canterbury
| Parking Free Roads on the Northside of Canterbury | Walk to the Cathedral |
|---|---|
| Market Way | 17 mins |
| The Terrace | 23 mins |
| The Crescent | 23 mins |
| South Street | 23 mins |
Is it easy to park in Canterbury?
Is it worth going inside Canterbury Cathedral?
Canterbury cathedral is wonderful and is well worth a visit. To see how these majestic monuments were built and the history are definately worth your time.
Can I wear shorts in Canterbury Cathedral?
What should I wear to the ceremony? Students are requested to dress smartly for the occasion. Please note that under no circumstances will a student be allowed to graduate in casual wear (jeans, shorts, sportswear or trainers).
Are dogs allowed in Canterbury Cathedral?
Canterbury Cathedral, 11 The Precincts, CT1 2EH Dogs are not allowed inside. But you and your furry friend, on the end of their lead, can soak up the atmosphere outside. Wander through the grounds and visit the various stalls on offer. There are also cafes for refreshments.
Can you park overnight at Canterbury Park and Ride?
£4.00/day (midnight to midnight) inc. free use of Park & Ride buses. £8 for overnight as counts as 2 days. Only use the overflow area, when the designated spaces are completely full.
Is there parking at the Canterbury Cathedral Lodge?
As Canterbury Cathedral Lodge is situated within the Cathedral Grounds, we have a limited amount of car parking spaces available for guests. Parking is not guaranteed and needs to be pre-booked before you arrive.
Is there parking in the heart of Canterbury?
Parking is not possible within the precincts except for a very few disabled parking spaces, by prior arrangement. The Cathedral is in the heart of Canterbury and there are several public car parks nearby.
Are there any chaplains at the Canterbury Cathedral?
Chaplains are on duty in the Cathedral at most times. A priest is always available, and any Cathedral official will help to locate him/her. Parking is not possible within the precincts except for a very few disabled parking spaces, by prior arrangement. The Cathedral is in the heart of Canterbury and there are several public car parks nearby.
Is it possible to take pictures in Canterbury Cathedral?
Group hospitality is available in the Cathedral Lodge. Photography is permitted (except in the Crypt and during Services) – but for your own personal use only. Any commercial / stock library photography must be agreed in advance and is subject to a fee. Chaplains are on duty in the Cathedral at most times.