Canterbury — De Federatie ter plaatse

Canterbury — the mediaeval capital of English Christianity, seat of the Archbishop, pilgrimage terminus of Chaucer's Tales — is ninety minutes from London by FFGR driver. The Cathedral's Trinity Chapel and Becket's murder site, the Roman forum beneath the Canterbury Roman Museum, and the ruins of St Augustine's Abbey (UNESCO) form a cultural day of extraordinary density. The Federation arranges pre-opening Cathedral access, private guides, and Whitstable oyster lunch extensions (fifteen minutes).